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“World Environment Day on June 5th is a festival for environmentalists around the world, as well as a significant celebration for all of humanity. On this day each year, companies and various organizations hold a series of awareness-raising activities, which generally focus on both Chinese-specific themes and global themes. With World Environment Day in 2009 approaching, please discuss how your respective organizations plan to carry out these awareness-raising activities ? ? Marine friends can learn from each other – the repetitive promotional methods used every year are really monotonous, haha! ! !
I work at an environmental protection organization, and it’s embarrassing to say this: on this day every year, the employees there hardly have any other activities apart from hoping to receive a subsidy of 100 yuan. I guess the purpose of these 100 yuan is to make you aware that today is World Environment Day, and we rarely participate in the activities organized by the Public Relations Department and **Department. As far as I remember, there was only one environmental knowledge competition held, and everyone in the city’s environmental protection sector was required to participate. Let’s see if there are any innovative events this year; looking forward to it~~~
No one said anything, so I’ll say it myself; please leave your comments. Essay competitions, speech contests, quizzes, knowledge competitions, showing environmental protection films, displaying environmental protection posters, and blackboard newspaper competitions. . . . . . . .
The theme for World Environment Day in 2009 was: “Your Earth Needs You – Unite the International Community to Combat Climate Change.” The host country is Mexico
Dear colleagues, World Environment Day is really approaching again, and it’s time to plan and carry out promotional activities. It’s always a headache – the approaches used are repetitive and ineffective, leaving the managers unsatisfied. As for original ideas, my personal capabilities are limited. I’m looking forward to your suggestions! ! !
In previous years, at most one question was given to each person as a small souvenir; nothing special about it