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GBM
(redirected from Green Belt Movement)

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GBMIsle of Man (International Auto Identification)
GBMGlioblastoma Multiforme
GBMGlomerular Basement Membrane
GBMGreen Belt Movement
GBMGame Boy Micro (game console)
GBMGay Black Male
GBMGlobal Banking and Markets
GBMGrand Bend Motorplex
GBMGlobal Business Model
GBMGaussian Beam Model
GBMGlobal Battle Manager
GBMGroup Billing Master (insurance)
GBMGLAST (Gamma-Ray Large Area Space Telescope) Burst Monitor (NASA)
GBMGlobal Business Market
GBMGreen Bay Metro (Wisconsin)
GBMGrupo BioquĂ­mico de Guatemala SA (Spanish)
GBMGeosphere-Biosphere Model
GBMGlobal Business Machines


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Wangari Maathai, the Kenyan who started the Green Belt Movement and won a Nobel Peace Prize in 2004 knows the power of locals to change their environment.
Maathai launched the Green Belt Movement in the 1970s and mobilized Kenyan women to plant trees throughout the country.
To date, the Green Belt Movement has succeeded in growing more than 30 million trees around the country.
 
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