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Action Reports
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I was suppose to particpate with the E.C.O. group down in the vally at Brownsville at the University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College but I needed to attend a TJCSGA State conference so I wasn't going to be able to help with the picture in Brownsville. So th...
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Many thousands of people came to the Third Street Promenade where FLIP (Friends for a Livable Planet) handed out fliers and asked them to sign a petition. The petition asked the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers and and 11 auto dealers in Fresno to drop their lawsuit, wh...
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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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The Chaleff family painted posters and wrote letters to Congress over dinner in their East Hampton solar-powered home.
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People came, held signs, spoke to one another, listened to two musicians play, and walked around a trail.
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For Step It Up 2007, Our club had the NOLS bus come to our school. The NOLS bus is a vegetable-oil powered bus that has solar panels on its roof to power the lights and the T.V. inside. The NOLS bus is sponsored by Stonyfield Farm and is manned by a group of capable individu...
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We planted 44 trees, but due to hardpan, we'll need to return to finish the other 65.
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We had steady circualtion and stayed above 24 for the 2 hours. I'm adding the pictures with this post.
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We planted lettuce on a snowy day in Ithaca to show how, through an organic Community Supported Agriculture farm, you can produce great food locally, without the need of fuels for long-distance transportation or carbon-based fertilizers.
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We could not get to the Belle Isle event in the Detroit, MI area in time. So we went to our local Nature Center and walked in the woods there. As always we were uplifted by Mother Earth's wonders and grateful that she allows us to live here. We are sorry we Earthlings are harm...
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From my vantage point, the event was very well put together for something that had been organized so quickly. It's exciting to think of what can be done next year with more than two weeks notice!
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Walk on the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, Anchorage
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Thirty-five people (including Highlands mayor, Don Mullen, who signed the US Mayors' Agreement earlier this year) and twelve dogs joined us for a hike up our beautiful Sunset Rock here in the small mountain town of Highlands, NC. We got our picture at the top and headed back ...
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Here's a picture just before our march.
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Several hundred enthusiastic people gathered to hear several prominent local activists and elected officials speak in support of action on climate change. Live music followed.
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Gathered, marched, listened
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The event took place at the same park as the larger stepupnow event. The inflated civil and military planes --decorated with less planes, more trains, New York State needs an aviation ombudsman, please sign peitions--were spread over the southern part of the park and people we...
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Families, labor and environmental leaders, students, public officials, musicians, and Minnesotans from all walks of life gathered at the State Capitol Mall on a beautiful, sunny day to show the world that we are part of the solution to global warming. Officials estimated a cro...
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