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Action Reports
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Over two hundred people turned out on a cold, rainy day in Frankfort to call on Congress to take immediate, serious measures to combat global climate change. The Frankfort Climate Action Festival was held in downtown Frankfort and included a concert of local musicians, an exh...
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The Sea of People event started with a rally in Battery Park at noon, where speakers, reverends and a lot of young people (12 - 17 yr olds) spoke about global warming and the projects they're doing all over new york city to step it up. Every speaker asked a representative of t...
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It was a nice day. Mayor Rocky Anderson gave several great speaches regarding global warming. I have included one of them and chose not to edit it down. Everything he saidneeds to be heard. All of the entertainement was good and Los Lobos ended the day with a great concert.
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Families from Littleton and Acton, Massachusetts gathered at Faye Park in Littleton for activities, popcorn and a walk in the woods. We had a Recycling Relay Race, decorated our banner with markers and recycled fabric and, of course, the bubbles were a big hit!
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Finally, a picture with the sign!
We sent out 200 postcards to our reps on April 14.
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We had roughly 100 people show up for our ?Step It Up Day? rally in Lander, Wyoming. People gathered from the across the local area at our city park on the south side of town to hear Wyoming historian and conservationist, Tom Bell, speak about the perils of global climate chan...
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After watching 'An Inconvenient Truth', participants pledged to reduce their own energy use, and displayed their pledges with a banner that read, "We're doing our part, cut carbon 80% by 2050".
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Starting at a favorite childhood spot... Morse Farm, we started our trek to the State House with junk percussion instruments in hand. During the 2-3 mile journey, we chanted a call and response of "Stop!" and "Global Warming" with a percussive beat behind. Only being able to...
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A great turnout on a rainy and cold Spring day! Nothing stops dedicated Cincinnati folk from spreading our message to Congress...
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Some of our guest speakers
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4/23/07 Now it's a week later. Local cable tv covered the event for the entire 2 hours, and they will play it again and again, further educating people about climate change and its dangers.
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A number of booths...people wandered in as the day went on....a lot of good information was shared! I especially liked the hands-on one from the DEP (Department of Environmental Protection.
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We met to take photos and plan Earth Day at UCLA!
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There were informational and urge-to-action speeches, exhibit booth related to improving the environment and entertainment.
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In record breaking heat in Fort Myers, almost 500 Southwest Floridians gathered under the shade of a century old live oak and banyan tree to hear Senator John Edwards and other speakers share their heart felt convictions and genuine concern about Climate Change. John Edwards g...
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