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Seeing Old Age as a Never Ending Adventure 12 01 2010 | 0 comments Ilse Telesmanich 90 left photo sprained her ankle hiking in South Africa last August She tried to keep going on the three week trip she said hobbled as she was I got very good at
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Fifth European Forum of Social Tourism 11 09 2009 updated with Forum Communique The International Bureau of Social Tourism BITS Bureau International du Tourisme Social is organizing the Fifth European Forum of Social Tourism On this
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New Zealand Winter Games Make History 20 07 2009 | 0 comments lake wanaka new Zealand 100 Pure New Zealand Winter Games is making history this August as the first elite snow sports event to have able bodied and athletes with a disability compete
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The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity today joined the Chicago Mayor s Office for People with Disabilities the
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The European Travel Commission and the United Nations World Tourism Organisation have commissioned a report on Demographic Change and Tourism The report due early this year will focus
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Organization (UNWTO), a United Nations specialized agency, is the leading international organization with the decisive and central role in promoting the development of responsible, sustainable and universally . accessible tourism. . ...
Do you think mass space tourism will awaken a global eco-consciousness?
Q. Space tourism will soon begin in earnest, with suborbital flights. Initially, these short trips will cost a lot of money and be for the happy few. But within a few years, - hopefully -, space tourism might be accessible to very many middle class people. When astronauts return from orbit, they often describe the beauty and fragility of our planet. They respect earth, its ecosystems and all living creatures on it. They understand how careful we must be with what we do to this tiny dot in the universe. Will space tourism generate such an ecological view on life on Earth? Will suborbital flights leave the same impression on the tourists? And will they, consequently, spread the message of the care we must take to protect the fragile life and… [cont.]
Asked by Euronesiangirl - Mon Nov 24 01:41:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as we have chemical rockets and propulsion, the amount of pollutants produced to get into orbit would make ecological-minded space tourists kind of hypocritical.
Answered by AntiApollyon - Mon Nov 24 02:30:33 2008
Q. Space tourism will soon begin in earnest, with suborbital flights. Initially, these short trips will cost a lot of money and be for the happy few. But within a few years, - hopefully -, space tourism might be accessible to very many middle class people. When astronauts return from orbit, they often describe the beauty and fragility of our planet. They respect earth, its ecosystems and all living creatures on it. They understand how careful we must be with what we do to this tiny dot in the universe. Will space tourism generate such an ecological view on life on Earth? Will suborbital flights leave the same impression on the tourists? And will they, consequently, spread the message of the care we must take to protect the fragile life and… [cont.]
Asked by Euronesiangirl - Mon Nov 24 01:41:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as we have chemical rockets and propulsion, the amount of pollutants produced to get into orbit would make ecological-minded space tourists kind of hypocritical.
Answered by AntiApollyon - Mon Nov 24 02:30:33 2008
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