This Blue Dot Blog
John Hastings depends on water to do what he does best – represent Canada as a world-class kayaker.
John is an Olympic hopeful for the 2012 games in London and part of the RBC Olympians program. And he is also a big supporter of This Blue Dot.
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Music makes everything better. So it was a delight when Juno Award-winner folk singer Lynn Miles agreed to donate her new song, “Something Beautiful” to One Change for our This Blue Dot water conservation campaign!
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The first time I spoke with Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson about One Change’s water conservation campaign was in January 2011 at his New Year’s Reception.
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This entry is from Allison, our campaign manager, and her six-year-old son.
Jiggle, jiggle, flush, flush, flush, jiggle, jiggle, flush, jiggle, flush, flush. This is how you demonstrate a potential leaky toilet, when you are 6 years old, and unsure of how to adequately use words to explain this fairly common water wastage problem.
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This is an entry written by Jessica, one of our excellent field representatives working on the This Blue Dot campaign.
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