Clean Up

2005

	Hundreds of volunteers clean up Malaysia’s famed turtle beaches 17 September 2005 - Over 3,200 volunteers cleaned up the famed turtle beaches in Malaysia’s eastern Terengganu State today, as part of environmental campaign Clean Up the World, celebrated globally on 16-18 September.
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	Environmental sustainability in action - Nations unite for a greener world 16 September 2005 - As the United Nations summit to review progress of the Millennium Development Goals draws to a close in New York, millions of volunteers around the world will clean up the environment and promote sustainable living.
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	Latin America's cities and communities unite for a greener world 13 September 2005 - From Río de Janeiro to small communities in the Andes, volunteers across Latin America and the Caribbean will take to the streets, parks and beaches next weekend to clean up, fix up and promote green living in their local community.
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	Africa's cities and communities unite for a greener world 12 September 2005 - From Johannesburg to small communities on Lake Victoria, volunteers across Africa will take to their local streets, parks and waterways next weekend to clean up, fix up and promote green living in their community.
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	Volunteers across Canada take action for a greener world 8 September 2005 - From Vancouver to St Johns in Newfoundland, volunteers across Canada will take to their local streets, parks and beaches next weekend to clean up, fix up and promote green living in their community.
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	West Asia's cities and communities unite for a greener world 7 September 2005 - From West Asia’s largest cities to the smallest communities, volunteers will take to their local streets, parks and beaches next weekend to clean up, fix up and promote green living in their community.
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	Europe's cities and communities unite for a greener world 6 September 2005 - From large European cities to small Mediterranean communities, volunteers across Europe will take to their local streets, parks and beaches next weekend to clean up, fix up and promote green living in their community.
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