Website online soon!

The website is ready to go. Once it goes online it will continue to be edited and this blog will also be updated regularly. Look for it soon!

The Second Step

One Earth Heart is getting copyrighted soon! Hooray! After this, we can start getting the word out!

The First Step

We are sending out letters to specific people to get One Earth Heart up on its feet. Wish us luck!

More About Me! :)

BIO

My name is Kimani, and I am 12 years old. I live in Bronx, New York City, NY, and have lived there for most of my life. I go to school in Brooklyn, and I am in 6^th grade. I take a special interest in science, and especially astronomy. I am also interested in history, especially Egyptology. I play the piano, the flute, the gyll (an African xylophone), steel pan, and a little bit of the djembe (an African drum). I like to play outside, read, and occasionally, watch a little bit of TV and play video games. When I grow up, I want to be an astronomer and astrophysicist. I have an interest in the environment. This is something that I care a lot about, and nothing can stop me from caring about it. When I was 5 years old, I realized that there was something wrong with the environment, and I wanted to help fix it. I thought that adults were messing up the world, and when the next generation takes over, there will not be much left for us to have, and it will be difficult enough just to pick up the pieces. I thought up something called One Earth Heart. One Earth Heart is an organization that is dedicated to saving the environment and helping mankind meet it’s goal. We are at a crucial turning point in history, and we need to make sure that everyone is correct in choices as we keep walking. I have always been disturbed at the unfairness of the world, and One Earth Heart is here to correct that too. There are certain places in the world that do things to get food that other places in the world would not even dream about doing, but they have to do it, even though they might not like it either. If they don’t do it, there might not be any other way to get food for your family. Some of these things involve children doing strange or extreme things, like fighting each other at the age of 5 to put food on the table for their families. This is the kind of unfairness that One Earth Heart hopes to vanquish.

News!

One Earth Heart will also have an independent news station to get the news right and talk about things that are actually important. Getting the news right is very important, because what journalists right will be beamed across the planet, so if the information is wrong, then you're giving a lot of people wrong information.

Tip No. 3

Here is your last tip for the day. Use less water for more clothes, and try to fill your dryer. Try to get as much clothes in your dryer that you can, but leave a little bit of tumbling room. This way, you won't have to waste electricity with several loads of laundry. Also, to avoid excessive washing altogether, try to wear clothes multiple times, just make sure they don't look dirty!

Tip No. 2

Here is your second tip: We've all heard of the "3 R's," Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, but you might not know that it is as important as people say. Plastic takes over 1,000 years to bio-degrade. Some plastics take over 10,000 years! For those of you who don't know what that means, to put it simply, it takes a long long time to rot. There are bio-degradable forks and spoons out there that are made out of corn, as well as lots of other non-plastic re-usable items. Try to use some of those, and always remember the "3 R's."