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Action Reports
There are 1897 reports.
Reusable Bag Sewing Circle and Gathering for the Climate.
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Skiers and riders, hoping to keep future winters white, gathered at Wildcat Ski Area for a photo under a cloud covered Tuckerman Ravine.
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We had a nice intimate gathering of musicians and music lovers to listen to a program of original music, all inspired by our current climate crisis.
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Things looked bleak at the start, as the rain was coming down pretty heavily. Despite the inclimate (ha-ha) conditions, however, a hardy group of bicyclists began to appear. Eventually, there were about 20 attendees out on the majestic bicycle/ pedestrian bridge that spans R...
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Action Group 1-Teaching/learning/enjoying the Caney Fork River!
Action Group 2-Tabling and Photo at Window on the World Festival
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Students at Bates College gathered on the Steps of Hathorn Hall, Bates' oldest building. The energy was high as students took a break from studying for finals and came together to show their support. It was a great turn out for a small college and we showed that Bates is ready...
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The Carlisle 8th grade EcoFair students, Carlisle Climate Action Committee, and the First Religious Society's Environmental Action Committee hosted speakers MA State Senator Susan Fargo, Carlisle Selectman Doug Stevenson, Carlisle School Superintendent Marie Doyle, Mike Hanaue...
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Despite the threat of rain, we had between 600 to 1,000 people showing up throughtout the day to hear inspiring speeches, including from our Mayor and a State Legislator. And we all really enjoyed the excellent music from five local bands. Our local CBS affiliate was an incr...
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Over 150 gathered at Thornden Park Amphitheater, Syracuse to demonstrate support of cutting carbon emissions 80% by 2050. Speakers included a representative from the Onondaga Nation and Syracuse Mayor Matt Driscoll. Children sang songs for the earth, shared their concerns for ...
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We had an enthusiastic group of people to stand out on the highway with signs for 2 hours.
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We met up and talked about organic and sustainable gardening techniques, Roswell seed company donated some samples of native grasses, we gave plants to strangers, made signs that said "honk if love trees", encouraged people to go see "an inconvenient truth" that will be screen...
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Our event featured three panels - what should Congress be doing, what the 5 claremont college student activists have been up to, and what the city of Claremont needs to do in order for us to become way more sustainable.
We had bands, booths with "green" vendors, local NGOs,...
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Bellingham Washington Stepped Up!!!
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Beach regulars started gathering at around 2:30pm and did what has been done at Muscle Beach since the 1930's - gymnastics, stunts and circus tricks.
We hung the banner facing the busy Ocean Front Walk, covered the lightposts with NRDC and Step It Up posters, hung blue and ...
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Regaled by peacocks in the garden, soothed by the soft air of the organic greenhouse, and delighted with the delicate hues of spring lettuce, weekend guests and local supporters joined Himalayan Institute residents to plant castor beans and discuss the Institute?s BioVedic ene...
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There was an official photographer at this event (not me), so more photos of this event should be submitted soon. In the meantime, I'll submit these.
This was a movie screening of the documentary "Who Killed the Electric Car" sponsored by reclaimdemocracy.org. In attend...
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Our Ride started off 3 strong at New Haven Green heading north for Hartford and glory! We lost one rider early to a cold ,which I can only assume was caused by this weeks weird weather. The 2 of us continued on through Sleeping Giant, Wallingford, Middletown and the never en...
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A dedicated group of greater Gig Harbor area boaters and friends gathered at Jerisich Dock in Gig Harbor, south Puget Sound to have their say. Sunshine, signs and enthusiasm were met by interested bystanders. Passing on the message really "floated our boats" today!
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The event was wonderful! Around 60 people gathered at the Maine State House. The event included live music, speeches by Kurt Adams of the Maine Public Utilities Commission, Representatives Berry and Hinck, and Governor Baldacci. A joint statement from Maine students and citize...
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These people braved the chilling wather to ask Congress to step it up as the gathered on a bluff top overlooking the place where the Sac River, flowing out of the Ozark highlands, joins the Osage river- coming through wetlands of the Osage plains in eastern Kansas.
These Os...
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