June 1, 2015
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Jugendlichen aus 23 Ländern fordern vom G7-Gipfel Unterstützung für weltgrößtes Aufforstungsprogramm. Ihre Wünsche schreiben sie auf Ballons über dem Schloss Tutzing für die nach Elmau fliegenden Regierungschefs, z.,B. „Planzt Bäume für unser Überleben!“
Youth from 23 countries ask the G7 to support the greatest afforestation Program in history. They wrote their messages on 65 ballons that the head of Governments flying to Elmau can read them, for example: “Plant trees for our survival”.
You can download our Manifesto and the Letter to the Heads of Government (they all received the same, the one address to Chancellor Merkel is just an example)
Below, you find our press release in different languages
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