Four speakers educated and inspired the audience, four youth speakers shared their feelings and their determination to combat global warming and create a GREENPRINT for the 21st century.

We gathered for our group photo and then cleaned up garbage around campus. We used this even to kick off our Earth Week celebration which starts on the 16th.

Sporting a banner saying "Save the Climate," 18 Audubon Vermont members strolled to Filmore Pond, enjoyed watching a great blue heron take off, and strolled back.

About 120 Adirondackers met at Garnet Hill Lodge, a Nordic skiing, biking, and hiking resort near beautiful Thirteenth Lake, for the photo to send to Congress, to say that we are ready to do everything possible to lower our greenhouse gas emissions. Joe Fahy, Irish owner of t...

Under blue skies and unseasonably warm weather for our mile high city of Prescott we walked from Ken Lindley Field along Prescott's main avenue, through the residential district and up to the overlook of the city in Acker Park. From this view of the city and surrounding Presc...

We had a lovely shabbat morning service that focused on the themes of environmental action and responsibility. Several people who don't ordinarily attend joined just for the event. Our kids helped color in our posters calling on Congress to Step It Up--Cut Greenhouse Gases by ...

We who live in Montana are watching the glaciers of Glacier National Park shrink year by year. One more reason (among so many) to reduce CO2 emmissions. We are not actually at the Whitefish event but a little further west at our own event in Yaak. Montana.

We gathered by the river, the Spokane Falls, sacred water of Spokane tribes, where salmon leaped into baskets for the hard winters and easy summers of community sharing. Now we have no salmon, but the water is our life blood: a symbol of hope for a community on the edge of too...

We had it all in the name of Climate Action !! Music, dance, drama, speakers, poetry, letters written to Congress, lots of information given out, chanting for The Divine Mother, children's art. People came and participated in interactive theater, chanted together and discus...

Our event was Solar Powered!!! Thank you Sundance Power and Mt. Blue! While there was a threat of thunder storms, we had a beautiful (windy) day. We had over 250 citizens come to represent the voice of our community. The local media (TV, radio and newspaper) all covered th...

About 100 people gathered to make a human earth. It's difficult to see on first glance, but if you look carefully you can see continents and oceans!

At 2pm our Rally was kicked off by a troupe of 15 African Drummer. SUNY Fredonia's President began our list of speakers which included our County Executive, resident environmental economist, and several others from our campus and community.

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We all gathered at Lenox Memorial High School and were entertained by two duos of rappers--one hometown and one from Monument Mountain High School down the road--who rapped about the dangers of global warming. We heard speakers including our State Representative and State Sen...

Weeks of sunshine ended abruptly today in a blast of cold rain, dashing the picnic plans. However, inclement weather didn't stop several hardy souls, who rallied together at beautiful Bidwell Park with their umbrellas. Students, mothers, grandmothers, and children came to s...

The message from Sarasota was loud and clear ? ?Step It Up Congress, Cut Carbon 80% by 2050? - and it rang out from locations across the city. Our actions started 2 weeks ago when concerned citizens demonstrated potential sea level rise at Siesta Key Beach. We continued on Apr...

The Patagonia Outlet in Freeport, ME teamed up with Surfrider NNE and MaineHealthyBeaches for Step it up, Congress. Take action. As customers filed in and out of the store on this busy Saturday afternoon, Surfrider discussed how individuals can minimize their impact on Climat...

After viewing "An Inconvenient Truth" we discussed different elements of global warming and what we could do, as individuals, to help.

Students from the University of Mary Washington had a rally on campus, marched to downtown Fredericksburg and joined another rally featuring local environmental advocates and music. The event culminated in a special Step It Up concert that drew out a lot of high school and co...

A group of very passionate students gathered to hear Dr. Nigella Hillgarth (a scientist from Scripps Institute of Oceanology) give a talk about climate change. Everybody learned a lot! We then relaxed to the sounds of Rhythm and the Method, a local San Diego band. It was a gre...