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    <title>curaçao: antarctic expedition</title>
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    <description>After a strenuous but very instructive expedition to Antarctica, the three Curaçaoan participants, selected by Amigu di Tera (FoE Curaçao), have returned home safely. The expedition, led by the well-known polar explorer and environmental activist Robert Swan, spent 10 days in the Antarctic Peninsula area and the surrounding waters.</description>
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<p><img class="image-left" src="resolveuid/1b8e0ea469431aca0529a21c5208a0aa/image_preview" alt="curaçao: antarctic expedition" />Expedition participants from all over the world could witness the devastating effects of global warming in this most southern continent. At the educational centre (the E-base), which Robert Swan established last year in Bellinghausen, as well on board the ship, the participants attended workshops on climate change, renewable energy and leadership, (see <a class="external-link" href="http://www.2041.com">www.2041.com</a>). The E-base was constructed with recycled materials and runs on wind and solar power.</p>
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<p>The second part of the project involved awareness programs, especially for young people, on global warming and its effects both on the planet and locally. Participants were selected from a wider group of applicants called the Antarctica Team, or A-team. Together with Amigu di Tera, the entire A-team continues to work on a climate change program. After a successful nature-friendly program for primary school children in low-income neighborhoods, the A-team is now preparing programs for secondary level.</p>
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<p>2008 also saw Amigu di Tera take part in national dialogue on Curaçao's energy future at the government’s request, and give a talk on climate change and the need to change energy policies to the Netherlands Antilles parliament.</p>
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Contact: Amigu di Tera, amiguditera@<span class="email-remover">REMOVEME</span>gmail.com</p>
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