Clean Up the World

2006

	Millions of volunteers clean up the world’s iconic sites 13 September 2006 - What do the Nile River, Copacabana Beach and Sydney Harbour have in common? All three will be among the many sites of community-led environmental clean ups taking place next weekend as part of the global Clean Up the World campaign.
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	Clean Up the World Images 2006 Click below for media-quality images of selected Members.
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	Asia's cities and communities unite for a greener world 9 September 2006 - Hundreds of thousands of volunteers from 29 Asia Pacific countries are expected to take part in the annual Clean Up the World Weekend, celebrated globally on the 16th - 18th of September.
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	Rapid global growth of Aussie “rubbish” idea 12 September 2006 - One of Australia’s most successful exports, Clean Up the World, is set to scale new heights as tens of millions of volunteers in 122 countries get ready to clean up their streets, parks, beaches, rivers and mountains on 15-17 September.
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	Communities worldwide draw a line in the sand for desertification 31 May 2006 - Clean Up the World members respond to the 2006 World Environment Day call “Don’t Desert Drylands!”
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	Developing countries take the lead in taking care of the planet 1 August 2006 - 500 groups to take part in a worldwide environmental clean-up this September.
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	Cleaning up the world for 10 years and still going strong 11 May 2006 - Clean Up the World members mark a decade of participation in the global environmental campaign, now in its fourteenth year.
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	Governments must support citizens to cut emissions by 2050 21 April 2006 - Governments must demonstrate greater leadership if the efforts of individuals to slow the impacts of climate change are not wasted.
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