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Buy or Install Renewable Energy for the Town Hall and Public Buildings

Feb 08 02:11

Start now!

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Start now

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Portland, OR, 97214
United States
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Nov 21 17:04

Present the facts to your local government - They can reduce the light pollution.

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KEEP THE NIGHT SKY DARK - TELL THE STREET LIGHT DEPARTMENT TO CHANGE THE OLD ONES OUT.

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May 19 18:50

Does Your Area have a recycling program? Who knows about it, where do we get involved?

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We all need to get together and see who has a program, i believe brunswick does even though i dont know how well.. Brantley has "dumps" that people go to drop of there garbage, we dont have a place for recycled things what can we do?

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Apr 17 19:01

Going Green

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Complete
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I live in a place, where fertilizers and pesticides are something very new in farming, as new as 4-5 years back. I gew up with organic food, and vegetables from my backyard. My father is an environmental activist, and I started banning the use of plastic from a very small age. I stayed in United States for 3 years for my education, and my biggest problem there was the food! I feel very sorry for the developed countries for their quality of food. Even the fruits and vegetables and injected with preservaties. forget the meat. so we need to start changing fast!

we have been trying to stop mass farming in Nepal and continue the sustainable way of farming.

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Apr 09 15:37

What Al Gore ignored too...

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Animals raised for food contribute more carbon emissions to the atmosphere than all forms of transportation combined. I can't afford an electric car yet, but I also can't afford to eat animals. They're bad for me. They're carcinogenic and harmful to my cardiovascular health and, most importantly, killing and abusing others because I'm too lazy to find another way to survive is bad for my spirit.

For that same reason, I will pressure my political leaders from the city assembly all the way up to the president and every corrupt beefeater in between to stop our country from conducting terror campaigns against other countries (and our own citizens). We waste an unrecoverable amount of resources and create more harm to the earth and our fellow human beings through this selfishness than we can ever repair. Our species cannot survive this century if we will not evolve enough to stop institutionalizing violence.

Yes, I'll recycle everything at my home, work, and school that can be recycled in my town and advocate for expansion of our recycling program. I'll also recycle my body by donating blood when the blood bank comes to town and keeping myself a healthy candidate for organ donation, and part of that will be riding my bicycle more. But the most important thing I can do to save the world for the next generation is to bring peace to the earth beginning with me.

Location(s)

Juneau, AK, 99801
United States
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Feb 18 12:21

Focus the Nation at Syracuse University and SUNY ESF

Status: 
Complete
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• Evening celebration with live music
• Day of speakers and breakout sessions
• Political roundtable with:
• Oren Lyons, Onondaga Nation Faithkeeper
• William Rees, UBC
• David Goldstein, NRDC
• Don Brown, Penn State University
• Barry Rabe, University of Michigan
• U.S. Rep. James Walsh
• Syracuse mayor Matthew Driscoll
• NY Assemblyman William Magnarelli
• Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor
• SUNY-ESF President Cornelius B. Murphy
• S.U. Vice-Chancellor Eric Spina
• Dean of the Maxwell School Mitchel Wallerstein

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Syracuse, NY, 13210
United States
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