Little Grass Shack Lunchwagon set up at Kalama's Gas station with the H.E.L.P. team. They served foods produced right here on Moloka'i to help inform people that by buying and eating MOLOKAI we can reduce the amount of imported goods to the island and the carbon emitted to ge...

About 25 of us gathered on lake Ave. at the 210 freeway in Pasadena on Thursday, April 12, 2007 during rush hour traffic (from 5 pm - 7 pm) and held a banner that read: Step it Up Congress...Cut Carbon 80% by 2050. The title of our event was End Global Warming, End the War. ...

Hundreds of students and faculty gathered to show support and to urge Congress to Step it Up! The event was a great success as information and enthusiasm spread throughout the crowd.

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We had a wonderful rally, bringing together 200 members of religious congregations and other interested people from the Denver area. At least 40 different congregations were represented! Speakers included US Rep. Diana DeGette, Environment Colorado director Matt Baker, Rev. Pe...

US House of Rep. Diana DeGette speaks to step it up campaign. Denver and Evergreen, CO

10 UVM students traveled to Roel and Tini Boumans Farm in Charlotte. We had a delicious local breakfast of pancakes, jam, and maple syrup. We then took a tour of Windy Corners Farm learning about Roels re-foresting/carbon sequestration plans. We had a local foods lunch of c...

We collected the equivalent of 14,400 lbs of coal in these 72 incandescent bulbs!

We gathered together at Town Hall and each person was asked to talk about what they held dear in the natural world, and what they would do to save the planet. We all sang, and then chanting "Step It Up" walked to Uncle Tim's Bridge.

About kids from the high school, elementary schools and adults rallied at the most popular intersection on our island. We waved signs and got the support of passing cars. There was lots of info on what people can do to reduce CO2 emissions. It was a great success!

Although the turn out was small we got a lot of attention from drivers on the street! We had a good time, maybe next year we'll have more attendees!

We gatherered at Coffees of Hawai?i in Kualapuu, Molokai, to educate ourselves about the consequences of Global Warming. We sang Hawaiian music and danced Hula. We expressed our concerns and carried away ideas and hope.

We had a poetry reading with some local food and a baby goat. It was an event to foster community connections as well as raise awareness about global warming.

This was a multi-faceted event with persons of all creeds, color, and religions, coming together as ONE to say STEP IT UP CONGRESS! We had Exxpose Exxon on hand, and many fliers were given out and received earnestly! We also distributed bumper stickers for those who have car...

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!

The North Kingstown Step It Up is not over yet. We are building turn out to a Town Hal Rally on April 19 to encourage the town to adopt energy solutions that will reduce global warming pollution by 2% a year for the next 43 years. So on Saturday, April 14, nine Sierra Club vol...

A very spirited crowd of all ages enlivened the intersection with a bicycle drawing the oil barrel king, guitarplayers composing global warming songs on the spot, lots of what to do flyers were handed out. The kids created the slogan: It is a requirement - to save the envi...