Women Campaigner Louise
Burfitt-Dons Praises India's Car Pool System
Louise
Burfitt-Dons leads worldwide initiative to get women involved in global
warming and reduce their carbon emissions.
Indimoto.com’s pioneering effort in promoting carpooling in India
has received praise from a global warming campaigner. Louise Burfitt-Dons
who heads up the campaigning section of the Global Warming Alliance said
that Udit Bhandari’s free website which allows commuters to share
lifts across India and in the cities.
‘India
is the fastest growing automotive market in the world and CO2 emissions
from vehicles is adding to global warming so any attempt to reduce their
use is welcomed’ she said. Louise Burfitt-Dons also heads up the
Hot Women Campaign which is focussed on getting women to cut down on CO2
emissions. 'Statistics show women make the majority of decisions on what
energy appliances to buy for the home.'
The UK
humanitarian and charity campaigner Louise Burfitt-Dons who is spearheading
the worldwide initiative for the Global Warming Alliance says, on the
video appeal on the Hot Women Campaign Org website, ‘What women
do has always made a global difference. The campaign has received support
from women in Canada, America and Australia and recently Indian women
have been logging in and signing up. Burfitt-Dons is encouraged. ‘With
its growing population and as a country that is already facing tremendous
pressures due to rapid development India is particularly vulnerable to
the impacts of climate change from storm surges, droughts and floods.
Indian women are concerned for their future.’
The campaign
has a colourful range of tee shirts and tote bags to support its messages.
Hot Women Campaign Finds Support in India
openPR)
- Indian women are the latest supporters of a campaign to reduce their
carbon emissions, according to the UK humanitarian Louise Burfitt-Dons
who is spearheading the worldwide initiative for the Global Warming Alliance.
‘What women do has always made a global difference,’ she says
on her video appeal on the website hotwomencampaign.org. ‘With its
growing population and as a country that is already facing tremendous
pressures due to rapid development India is particularly vulnerable to
the impacts of climate change from storm surges, droughts and floods.
Indian women are concerned for their future. ’ The campaign has
a colourful range of tee shirts and tote bags to support its messages
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