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Earth Hour 2010

  • Wednesday, 20 January 2010 11:49

(from an email received from World Wildlife Fund)

WWF Launches Earth Hour 2010!

World Wildlife Fund is proud to announce Earth Hour 2010 will take place Saturday, March 27, at 8:30 pm. National Monuments including Mount Rushmore, the Empire State Building, the Las Vegas Strip, and the Golden Gate Bridge have already pledged to participate but what we really need is for you to participate again.

Standing nearly one billion people strong, we made last year’s Earth Hour the single largest mass action in human history. This year we need you to grow it.

We have worked tirelessly to bring the international community, governments around the world and corporate leaders to the brink of breakthrough action on climate change in 2010. That's why it's so important we make our voice heard again.

Please join millions of people around the world in turning off the lights for Earth Hour to raise awareness and demand action to fight climate change. Grow the movement by sharing this message with your friends and family. Working together, we can overcome one of the greatest challenges facing our planet.

Visit our new site at EarthHour.org to access to videos and toolkits to help grow the movement as well as fantastic ideas on how to make Earth Hour a special event in your home, community or business.

VISIT EARTHHOUR.ORG

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Green Resolutions for 2010

  • Friday, 01 January 2010 11:27

Happy New Year!

There are many easy changes that we can make to help reduce our carbon footprint and protect the environments.  Here are 15 Resolutions for the Environment That Actually Make a Difference

Check it out!

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Green Tips for Christmas

  • Thursday, 24 December 2009 12:48

Download this great tips poster to remember to make this a beautiful 'Green' Christmas season.

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13 Eco-Friendly Thanksgiving Tips

  • Tuesday, 17 November 2009 21:05
by Kristen Banker on November 12, 2008 in Organic

Thanksgiving is a great time to go green. The season of Thanksgiving is about celebrating the earth and what it has to offer us, so respecting the environment is a great way to send the planet an eco-friendly thank-you.

Using eco-friendly products, reducing, reusing and recycling during Thanksgiving can help diminish waste to the environment. An eco conscious Thanksgiving will enrich your family’s holiday experience, because you’ll know you have helped reduce the impact on the environment, something we all should be thankful for. Here are a few tips for having a green Thanksgiving.

http://www.modernecohomes.com/blog/organic/eco-friendly-thanksgiving/
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Nov. 14 Good News Is Green - District Launch

  • Friday, 06 November 2009 09:16

THE GOOD NEWS IS GREEN 

The Nashville District of the United Methodist Church launched a new pilot program to help congregations throughout the district focus on and initiate environmental stewardship programs among families in their faith communities. On Saturday, November 14, from 9:00am to 1:00pm at Belmont UMC's Community Center, youth and adult leaders and pastors from the Nashville District congregations and beyond were invited to gather to share practical information about how to start and sustain a Green Team in their church. Jim Deming, a local pastor and experienced leader in environmental stewardship, facilitated the discussions on connecting faith and values with creation care. Belmont's GreenTeam shared their success story and offer assistance. 

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