E o fim do skinny?O skinny esta perdendo seu lugar no guarda-roupa masculino.Agora, a moda e calca corte retocom a boca mais larga.Com vinco. Espaco Cafe Vista para o Teto verde.. Vista de Topo Cafe Modificado ! Vista Interna Pessoal, vale muito a pena assistir! E uma critica ao consumo desenfreado que toma conta da humanidade nos tempos atuais!Fica a pergunta, sera que nos precisamos mesmo de tudo aquilo que compramos?A historia das coisas parte 1A historia das coisas parte 2 Video bonitinhoVale a pena assistir gente! Muito bonitinho! Ta ai pessoal, uma sugestao da Carla para voces lerem! Mais uma prova da ditadura ambiental que estamos presenciando!Serra de cCsa de Pedra O Pum da vaca Estamos em um momento de crise em relacao as questoes ambientais, paira no ar uma falsa preocupacao e uma falsa impressao de que alguma coisa tem sido feita para amenizar as consequencias da exploracao exacerbada dos recursos naturais.Prova disto e a tramitacao do codigo florestal, que simplesmente se aprovado ira dizimar todo e qualquer remanescente de mata nativa no Brasil!Outra prova e a absurda usina de Belo Monte, com impacto imprevisivel e consequencias incalculaveis!Leiam o texto, vale a pena, e nossa obrigacao saber o que se passa em relacao a este empreendimento sem pe nem cabeca!Belo Monte Gente dica da Talita! Vale a pena conferir!Brasilpelasflorestas Entenda as principais mudancas no novo codigo-florestalE a ditadura ambiental continua... Belo Monte Dam Does Not Meet Sustainability Criteria of World's Private Banks, Say Rights GroupsThe controversial Belo Monte Dam, slated for construction in Brazil's Amazon region, does not meet the standards of an international framework used by the world's largest private banks to evaluate sustainability, say human rights groups in Brazil.In a letter sent to Itau, Banco do Brasil, Bradesco, Santander, and Caixa Economica Federal, 150 Brazilian social and environmental organizations warned that Belo Monte developer Norte Energia, S.A. (NESA) has not complied with the Equator Principles, a set of voluntary standards created in 2003 that aid private financiers in assessing and managing social and environmental risk in project finance. As signatories of the Equator Principles, the five banks commit to not providing loans to projects where the borrower will not or is unable to comply with the Principles' respective social and environmental policies and procedures.The five banks have been mentioned by the Brazilian government as possible co-financiers of the Belo Monte Dam, and at least one, Banco do Brasil, has been mentioned as the top-runner to co-finance nearly $20 billion reais that would be disbursed by the Brazilian National Development Bank (BNDES) to NESA. The Brazilian civil society groups argue that BNDES is using tax-payer funds to finance what is ultimately a costly boondoggle. In October, Credit Suisse reduced its outlook for Cemig and Light, two Brazilian electric utilities that joined NESA, stating that the project's rate of return is far below government estimates. The legal violations that have accumulated throughout the planning process of the Belo Monte Dam clearly illustrate that the project does not live up to the standards of the Equator Principles. We recommend that Equator