CLEAN THE WORLD – CAGLIARI – 28 TO 30 SEPTEMBER

More than 25 municipalities on the island participating in “Clean Up the World 2012″ initiative volunteer world’s largest. Gloves, rakes, and really want to do for an Italy cleaner

In Cagliari APPOINTMENT TO 9.30 AM Sunday, September 30 at the top of Tuvixeddu extension of Via Bainsizza in collaboration with the Municipality of Cagliari
PARK CLEAN in the event of future Archaeological Park – Landscape Tuvixeddu – Tuvumannu to help with a concrete action to improve the area and draw the attention of institutions on the implementation of large park.

There will be the mayor of Cagliari Maximum Zedda, the Councillor for the Municipality of Cagliari Technology Pierluigi Leo, President of Legambiente Sardinia Vincenzo Tiana.

28, 29, 30 September back the historic event with Clean Up the World, the Italian edition of the largest voluntary environmental initiative in the world, Clean Up the World. In Sardinia there are 25 administrations and local clubs Legambiente who responded to clean a small piece of their island. From Sassari to Sinnai from Posada Guspini hundreds of volunteers this year will wear gloves and wield bags and rakes to clean up litter and waste from its territory. Sardinia is reconfirmed between regions sensitive initiative that involves Worldwide, nearly 40 million people in 120 countries.

The History of Clean Up the World – Clean up the world
Born in Sydney, Australia in 1989, the initiative is a major international project that involves every year in late September, almost 40 million people in 120 countries. Brought to Italy by Legambiente, Clean Up the World takes us fifteen years, as is the tradition, calls citizens of all ages and local governments to release waste abandoned parks, gardens, streets and squares of the city, rivers and beaches. Clean Up the World is present throughout the country, thanks to the tireless work of more than 1,500 groups of “volunteers environment” that organize the initiative at the local level with the involvement of schools, associations, committees, and city governments. Cleanup actions are planned in all the regions of Italy, in the smaller towns as in big cities and the membership of this common seventeenth edition are already at 1,400, of which 1,000 small municipalities.