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Four children a minute

Posted by Marc | 23-10-2008 22:18 | Category: Health, Poverty, Third world

Amazing Colalife, an idea about saving lives through Coca Cola’s distribution system, just produced a new video to help their application for Google’s Project 10^100 Goes Live.
Please view it, comment, favourite it, embed it, send it… they need your support.
See also the Colalife Facebook group.

Related post: Can Coca Cola save children’s lives?
Thanks Tessy

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