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Kita wrote it up nicely.
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Step It up on the Circle A group of more than 100 gathered on the cold, rainy steps of Monument Circle in the center of Indianapolis. Braving 39 degrees and rain, they cheered on speakers and the launch of the Indianapolis Climate Action Network. "A wonderful thing hap...
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After an exciting day rafting on the Hudson, the chilly group talked about climate change, and the increase in bizarre weather we've all been observing in the Adirondacks! And, we posed for this photo!
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Even though the weather was dreary, we had a good turnout for our base picture.
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The Lower Eastside Girls Club joined the Sea of People in Battery Park. Luna Bella, from our Junior Leadership staff was the speaker right after Bill McKibbin. She gave him one of our "Girls Gone Green" t-shirts. We hope he wears it. Later that day we met a Tsunami, a Polar Be...
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Our event took place downtown on the New Haven Green and included an 8-piece jug band (the Jugadelics), an enthusiastic polar bear mascot, and an address from CT Attorney General Richard Blumenthal. The information booth was staffed by a representative from CT Clean Energy opt...
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We are the western suburbs of Chicago. Though we have no glaciers or warm seas we do have wonderful parks and forest preserves. Families, youth, environmental groups, church members and Moms & More (and even some four-legged friends) joined together for a fun waste-free picn...
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About 40 people showed up at the main intersection in our small town. We had a big drum that folks played together until a policeman asked us to stop because it was "disturbing people who were working." Lots of cars driving by honked and waved peace sign fingers in support. ...
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Sixty local and regional citizens - age range 2 months to 80 years - arrived around noon. Everyone gathered for a rousing call and response speech and photo down by Fort Atkinson's River Walk. Afterwards, the group marched 1 1/2 miles through the main city streets, dropping of...
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A number of local groups had booths set up.
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50 people from Heath and neighboring towns came to "Cooling the Country" The presentations focused upon agriculture and Conservation. Several participants are already using alternative technologies.The discussion explored various cost/benefit to changes in the use of carbon bu...
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We had a GREAT turnout with various speakers from local environmental organizations. We even had a local car dealership bring out five hybrid vehicles to further transportation knowledge. The attendence was great, and it was a very successful rally located right along Hoyt Lak...
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Approximately 12 people attended the vigil from 12:00 - 1:00pm we got lots of waves and peace signs from passersby. Local media made an appearance and spoke with a few individuals.
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We gathered in Blue Jay, at the corner of Route 189 and North Bay Road, from 10 AM to 12 Noon. We were very encouraged by the many who hinked or gave us the "thumbs up" in support. Participants passed out lieteratire, waved, held signs and had people engage in dialogue and sig...
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At 4am a group of six got together, joined by two awesome journalists. We then made our way to the top of Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National park (in the dark and through the snow). We got back to College of the Atlantic around 8:30. Despite not seeing the sunrise due to a t...
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A high energy call on Congress from Maryland at the State Capitol. Speakers included an Arctic Explorer, State Senators and Delegates, County Councilmembers, Community Leaders, National and Regional Environmental Leaders.
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Energy fair/festival which included 30 different organizations; four teach-in presentations; horse powered wagon rides; live music from three different bands and small acoustic performers; presentation of renewable energy credits (framed certificate of 100% wind power for 3,62...