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Action Reports
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A FEW HUNDRED people came to march and insist lawmakers listen!
Great speakers including local farmers, Conresswoman Gelibrand's rep, and a number of pro-environment poeple!
Food was DELICIOUS!
LETS HOPE CONGRESS LISTENED
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We young professionals who are worried about global warming got together at Finnish school in Lexington and wanted to send a message from our part.
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Follow-up meeting with Senators Office on May 15...met with John Newstreet representing Senator Martinez, at Orlando office. Mr. Newstreet very receptive and gracious, promised to forward documents and photos of event to Senator Martinez in DC. I requested 80% reduction of ...
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Gathering, three mile march, speaches & Soultions Fair at end of march.
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IT WAS AWESOME!
There were so many people in blue from every NYC borough, Long Island and Westchester. Even a few tourists joined us.
The volunteer turn-out was great and the public's participation was so enthusiastic and heartfelt. There were children, te...
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Local clergy of Waltham had a big role in our event. Here are some videos.
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Hundreds marched to the statehouse from a local Sugaring-shack at the edge of town to demand action from our leaders. US Senator Bernie Sanders addressed the crowd, as did State Senate President Peter Shumlin. Both men pledged to enact strong laws that will cut carbon 80% by 2...
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Great turnout on a great day! Dozens of businesses and organizations with tables, good music, and awesome speakers, including Congresspersons Gabrielle Giffords and Raul Grijalva!
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These are just two photos of many wonderful window displays unveiled during our Step It Up Oneonta events.
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http://www.poconoclimatefest.com/
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Some of our guest speakers.
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The sun shone on a group of over 200 enthusiastic citizens of all ages today in Portland, who paraded through the downtown area with colorful signs, snorkels, masks, a surfboard, unicycles, and bicycles! The parade ended in Monument Square where we heard from state legislators...
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With the Allman Brothers as background music, parents, teenagers, and little kids gathered on Crane Beach on April 14th. We were walking around, playing lacrosse, signing banners, or simply enjoying the windy weather. There were a couple of speakers, a group picture, and a c...
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SEA OF PEOPLE - Porjected tide level rise in downtown Manhattan. About 1, 000 people showed up, dressed in blue, chanting environmental chants, handing out pamphlets, and much more. Everyone there was for the event and for the cause of it!! :]
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A small group gathered at Snow City Cafe and Elderberry Park for the walk for climate change. (I made the mistake of thinking it was at Snow Goose Cafe and stood at the trailhead by myself for 15 minutes before finding the group a few blocks ahead).
They finally gathered dow...
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Local musician Chris Wilhelm played a great set of originals and covers, including "This Land is Our Land," then we marched about a mile through the main business district, chanting and eliciting honks of support from passing cars. We then took the subway downtown to join the...
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We had a nice turnout. It was a beautiful sunny day. We enjoyed music, speakers, and good food. The march was very exciting. It seemed everyone there had a good time.
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We had several hybrid vehicles, one ZAP Xebra PK electric pickup and 2 biodiesel vehicles on display. We had 5 speakers discussing Global Warming and a showing of An Inconvenient Truth.
It was a cold and rainy day, so we held it inside the Virginia Tech YMCA Thrift Shop com...
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More than 250 people showed up in the rain (!!) for a family festival. We had great speakers, including Stanford Professor and IPCC author, Terry Root, on the ecological impacts of climate change. Speakers highlighted the need for local action, reporting on leading local gover...
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