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Hello from coco 2000 professional reporter. You me and everyone use the internet without a sense of danger. You don't know that people do bad things on the internet, for example: they want to sell you things that you really want like the hero of your favourite TV series, they sell it for a lot of money so you lose money. They say "This is going to be really good for you," but it's not the truth. They can steal your personal information for example your address, your bank details, information about what you like. Sometimes they insult you so you can feel very sad and you have a lot of problems. They can pretend to be your friend to sell you things or insult you, or arrange a meeting with you. How to Stay Safe Look at the website. Is it protected, yes or no? If it's not you can go on it but with a lot of security. If somebody says something check if it's true or look to see if it's a real friend or a bad guy.

Here in Lyon the school holidays are starting so everybody have fun!!!! I will be doing activities tell me what you will be doing or if you are going somewhere. From Boum32

Coco 2000 is worried about the risk to animals from the synthetic pitch he's playing on. He'll report more soon: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/does-playing-on-artificial-turf-pose-a-health-risk-for-your-child/2017/03/17/0c61b7b4-0380-11e7-ad5b-d22680e18d10_story.html

Coco 2000 told you about our rugby pitch and now I can show you the proof.  We have to train on a synthetic football pitch until it drains and dries  out. from Asus

This article is from Boum32. I used to live in South Africa for 7 years but now I live in France and I'm 12. South Africa is running short of water and it is getting worse. The Theewaterskloof Dam in October 2010 at 90% full. The water has gone lower very quickly because of the weather, people stealing water and lack of investment. The Theewaterskloof Dam in June 2016 In the US per person they use 295 L per day but in SA per person they now use only 100 L per day because of the water crisis. Theewaterskloof dam on 11 May 2017 To fill up an olympic swimming pool you need 2 500 000 L of water. Out of 100 L you only use 3 L for cooking and drinking. The rest of it is often wasted by abusing: bathing, showering, laundry, gardening, toilets.   Theewaterskloof dam in May 2017 This empty reservoir shows what will happen if you waste water. Do not waste water! In May 2017, Theewaterskloof dam Bibliography: