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81 Yr Old Protester Roland Micklem Writes Statement From Jail Cell

September 17, 2009

81 year-old Roland Micklem was one of the brave souls that protested at Massey Energy’s Regional Headquarters.

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Cycling Clothing: No Shorts, Jerseys or Jackets – Just Pasties

September 4, 2009
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The latest in women’s cycling clothing isn’t lycra cycling shorts, or sports bras, or even bicycle jerseys. It’s more like two pasties and some body makeup.
Riders in the World Naked Bike Ride go “as bare as you dare”, raising awareness of the vulnerability of cyclists on the road and protesting against our modern-day car culture.

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Time Is Running Out to Spend a Buck for Charity

July 2, 2009

Donate a single buck to charity, and you get to vote for which charity the money goes to.

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Daryl Hannah and James Hansen Arrested in WV Coal Mining Protest

June 24, 2009

From the WV Gazette:
“More than 30 people — including actress Daryl Hannah and NASA climate scientist James Hansen — were arrested Tuesday in the latest protest in a growing civil disobedience campaign against mountaintop removal in Southern West Virginia.
Thirty-one protesters were charged with obstructing officers and impeding traffic after they sat down in the middle [...]

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One Million Acts of Green: The Power of People Coming Together

June 18, 2009

I love big ideas. Especially ones that are working for positive change in our world. One Million Acts of Green is one of those superb movements that I wish I thought of.  Sponsored by Cisco and Green Nexxus, One Million Acts of Green is based on the idea that change starts with one person, and [...]

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The Bay vs. the Bag: 1 Million Plastic Bags in SF Bay Every Year

April 14, 2009

“The plastics industry is putting profits over the health of San Francisco Bay. Plastic bag pollution is unnecessary, preventable and costly. Bags clog storm drains and recycling equipment, costing cities millions of dollars, and bag litter lowers property values and degrades recreational areas.” – David Lewis, Executive Director of Save The Bay

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Get Your Eco-Adventurer Groove On with Wend

March 18, 2009

Inspiration. Education. Activism. Adventure. Superb photos and excellent writing. It’s all in Wend magazine.
“Our stories are about ordinary people doing extraordinary things, not extraordinary people doing ordinary things.”
And we’ve got a smokin’ hot deal on Wend subscriptions for you!

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True Change Comes From the Bottom Upward

March 10, 2009

I think it’s safe to say that we are in need of a serious change in our world. A real, lasting, tangible change.
Our birthright of clean air, clean water, and clean food is rapidly declining in quality, and our children will be the ones to inherit the messes we’ve made.

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Show Your Support for Decisive Action on Climate Change: Earth Hour 2009

February 6, 2009

Earth Hour 2009 is setting new records for concern about climate change, with already twice the participating countries of Earth Hour 2008 signed up.

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Innovative Mobile Shelter Gives Dignity Back to Homeless in Los Angeles

January 3, 2009

Every year, more than 3 million people go homeless in the United States, including 1.3 million children. They’ve got no place to sleep, no place to keep what few possessions they have safe, and no sense of safety. One man with a vision is trying to change that.
Everyone Deserves a Roof (EDAR) is the brainchild [...]

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