2 Minutes To Change-the Single Most Significant Thing You Can Do To Halt Global Warming.
Come to find out the single most significant thing you can do to halt global warming. It is more effective than changing to a fuel efficient car, changing to energy efficient light bulbs, all forms of transport & recycling put together.
PRLog (Press Release) – Feb 11, 2009 – Through on-going concern for the well being of our planet, the members of the Supreme Master Ching Hai International Association Australia will be gathering together peacefully for a public utility event with worldwide repercussions in various places on the 22nd February at 12pm to raise awareness of the vegetarian diet and the effect of the non-vegetarian diet on climate change.
Join us to find out the single most significant thing you can do as an individual to halt global warming. Full colour vegetarian recipe books filled with delicious vegetarian dishes will be given out for free and there will be a question and answer session for any pressing questions.
We will be joined by local vegetarian and environmental groups making a unified stand for the Earth, so make a date and please join us! Visit http://www.feb22event.com/for more information or contact:
Northern Rivers Centre
Natalie Dougherty
(02) 66899422 or 0402500342
annai.smtv@gmail.com
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About The Supreme Master Ching Hai International Association: The Association comprises hundreds of thousands of people in over 300 centres on all continents. It is a non-profit and humanitarian spiritual organization promoting world peace through meditation and a vegetarian lifestyle based on compassion for all beings. For more than two decades, the Association has devoted considerable efforts towards providing humanitarian relief to disaster victims and the less fortunate. Some of their activities include disaster relief, helping the homeless, destitute, poor and vulnerable, visiting old age homes, cleaning the environment, reforestation within local communities and promoting a nobler, healthier way of life.
