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https://OurNeighborhoodEarth.org
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Why do we call it “Our Neighborhood Earth?”
Because no matter the national label, be it:
"terre", "dharti","di qiu","la tierra",
"zemlia", "Erde", "jord", "De aard",
"chikyu", "di qiu","mundus", "Zamin",
"daigdig",
"Kawkab al Ard" or "Tero",
it's still our neighborhood.
A good example is the CCOVID19 pandemic.
No matter where it started, it has reached over the entire globe.
Learn about our neighborhood Earth, and
how to
protect it from those who seek to profit from it.
Are they looking out for the health
and environmental consequences?