The Oxfam site has also had a make-over, there is a good section on how you can become involved in its campaigns.
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in Brazil and save the Amazon rainforest. Interesting People as Consumers case study. 
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In the Observer today, which you might want to spend a little time reading. The first is about the exploitation of Krill in Antarctica. The second is about food miles, the issue is somewhat more complex than people believe. Of course, Year 11 will understand this
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Your Coca-Cola coursework should be completed and emailed to me by Friday 29th of February 2008. The first Friday after half-term. Failure to hand in on the date may result in me not marking your work. 
Please make sure you see me before the date if you have any issues.
Please name your file like this acassidycocacola.
If you would like me to make any suggestions to your work it must be emailed to me by Wednesday 20th of February 2008.
Please allow at least a twenty-four hour turn over.
Good luck, I look forward to reading your pieces.
Finally, have a nice rest.
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Dispatches Channel 4 Monday 20th of November 9.00 p.m. 8.00 p.m.
Mark Thomas on Coca-Cola
Political activist and journalist Mark Thomas travels to South America, India and the US to investigate the way in which Coca-Cola and its suppliers operate and the extent to which they upholds moral and ethical obligations
Coca-Cola is one of the most iconic brands of both the 20th and 21st centuries. Promoting itself as the drink of freedom, choice and US patriotism, the company’s feel-good factor is recognised worldwide and reflected in its enormous profits. But behind this carefully crafted image exists a company accused of environmental damage, human rights violations and questionable business practices.
As revision for Yr.11 and useful for Yr.10, we will be looking at Coca-Cola for your third piece of coursework this year.
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It seemed at some parts of the week that my body would just give in, but I think I’ve managed to survive the Bangladesh jet lag and the stomach is becoming better. Looking forward to watching Black Gold about the production of coffee, catching up with sleep, reading some entries from other Geogblogs, especially Alan’s (I wonder how his students are getting on…) and preparing for next week. Year 11 should be putting their finishing touches to their flooding coursework, whilst Year 10 will be contemplating Wanda….
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