Georgia Davidson's Blog (11)

Me and my friend made a powerpoint on womens rights (forced marriage and violence against women).

In 2020 all women, all over the world, in every country, will have equal rights to men, able to live without fear. They will have acess to better edgacation and can have acess to any job.

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Rain Collection!!!!! See how much water you can collect to do everyday things!!! Help build a giant water-catcher water-turbine energy-collecter thing!!!!

it's the first day of summer 2020!!! the sun is shining and everyone is celebrating because of the unusual hard winter we had. My university buddies, family and I are all at the sutainable swimming pool that had just been built. the water movement in the pool when everyone is in it create electricity for the wh*** place. the building surrounding it is covered in mirrors and solar-panels to reflect and collect the energy from the sun. There is home-grown summer vegtables and fruit from the…

Maybe a solar-powered laptop? Or water-turbines in gutters that generate electicity? A moat with a giaant water-turbines to crate even more electricity? Maybe a jacket or backpack with a special speedometer thats generates energy when you run, bike or jog? All good ideas that could be put into action.

this sounds cool: Imagine being able to convert water into a boundless source of cheap energy. That's what BlackLight Power, a 25-employee firm in Cranbury, N.J., says it can do. The only problem: Most scientists say that company's technology violates the basic laws of physics. Such skepticism doesn't daunt Dr. Randell Mills, a Harvard-trained physician and founder of BlackLight, who recently claimed that he has created a working fuel cell using the world's most pervasive element: the…

I would be at my house/flat or one of my friends house/flat, always eating with other people because instead of us preparing a different meal each, we cook for all so there is no wasting of food and less wasting of electricity and energy. The food would be natural, organic and free-range, perhaps grown in my own garden and other stuff that can't be grown or made would be brought from a local shop. We would all prepare it so it's faster and more fun.

Because of all the earthquakes in my city of Christchurch, New Zealand, a lot of people have lost their homes and jobs and are running out money to feed their family's and themselves. I think that is the worst food security problem near me. There are people trying to help, there are food trucks that go round to places and give free groceries to earthquake victim familys. I'd love to help too, and I will.

n 2020 I will be about 21 years old, I will hopefully be at university studing Law or Forensic anthropology. I won't have many skills to offer in a food crisis or anything but I will have the intelligence and common sense to help in any way I can.

My hero is my uncle Nick Harvey. He was a policeman in a place called Aramoana were this local gun fanatic named David Gray started going a bit crazy cause he thought everyone was against him and went on a rampage and killed 13 people, including many of my cousins (Nicks sons) friends. My uncle was going around and helping people and saving and hiding them from David Gray. There was this one little girl who was shot in the stomach and her guts and stuff were hanging out and Nick saved her…