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4CP: Copenhagen’s Aftermath: What Do We Do Next? (7:00 PM)
Richard Whiteford, a member of Al Gore’s Climate Project, was in Copenhagen in December for The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 15) where he spoke to an audience of 800 people from around the world. Richard is also involved with Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) members, Dr. Paul Ehrlich, Dr. Stephen Schneider, Dr. James Hansen, and others who are working on an effort to get the truth out about climate change. Richard will show a PowerPoint presentation and talk about what happened in Copenhagen, present some of the newest scientific climate information, and talk about the latest skeptic shenanigans as they get more desperate in the face of indisputable climate change evidence. Rev. Dr. Owen Owens of the National Religious Coalition on Creation Care (NRCCC), a multi-denominational coalition of religious leaders, will talk about their annual Washington Week event this year in which 50 clergy members held a prayer breakfast at the Willard Hotel. Dr. James Hansen of NASA presented the keynote speech and received the NRCCC Stewardship Award. Dr. Owens will talk about their visit with White House staff and more than 30 legislative visits on Capitol Hill. He will also describe NRCCC’s mission, goals and future plans.
Url: http://http://www.chescocooler.org
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| Thursday, April 08, 2010 |
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FSC Certification & Local Sourcing Of Wood Products For Green Building (5:30 PM)
The Delaware Valley Green Building Council and the Rainforest Alliance present... FSC Certification & Local Sourcing of Wood Products for Green Building Location: Center for Architecture, 1218 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107 Presenters: Jason Shuey, Forest Products Marketing Specialist, Rainforest Alliance (PA Certified Forest Products Initiative) Keith Atherholt, President of Lewis Lumber Products Gwen Langdon, Chain of Custody Associate, Rainforest Alliance (SmartWood Program) Program: Are you interested in learning about sustainable forest management, especially Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification and the FSC chain-of-custody? Are you a LEED Accredited Professional or procurement manager interested in learning how to more effectively source FSC-certified building materials especially from local forests and mills that can increase the number of LEED credits you earn? Are you working for a wood products operation that would like to learn more about what it takes to be FSC-certified, what marketing opportunities exist, and what the various FSC labels mean? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then this 2 hour workshop is for you! The workshop will made up of a panel with 3 speakers who will cover the basics and then some. Time for questions will follow the presentations and people of all levels of knowledge on the subject are sure to learn something from this workshop. Cost: $25 for DVGBC Members, $35 for Non-Members, $15 for Students. $5 additional at the door AIA CES: 2 AIA/CES (HSW/SD) LUs
Contact Info : For more information about the event contact Jason Shuey at jshuey@ra.org
Email : jshuey@ra.org
Url: http://http://dvgbc.org/education/view/fsc-certification-local-sourcing-wood-products-green-buildi
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Passive House Standard Educational Event (6:30 PM)
Infusion Coffee & Tea Gallery, 7133 Germantown Avenue Mount Airy, Philadelphia, PA 19119 Fee: $10 for SBN members, $15 for non-members includes coffee, tea and light fare Passive House Standard is an energy-centric building certification that approaches zero energy use. Do not be misled by the name Passive House. The standard is applicable to new and retrofit, commercial and residential properties. It is not passive solar design, but is a superior, high performance building envelope designed and constructed for extreme energy conservation while maintaining exceptional health and comfort of the occupants. Many of Philadelphia's buildings are not eligible for LEED or Energy Star. Passive House Standard has no limitations on building size or use, and the focus on energy is especially relevant for the city's energy and carbon reduction goals. This seminar will introduce the basic principles and technologies of Passive House concepts. We will present case studies (with cost estimates) of completed projects and buildings being designed in the US. Come learn more with Laura Blau and Paul Thompson of GreenSteps LLC and BluPath Design and Tim McDonald of Blox and Onion Flats.
Url: http://http://sbnpassivehouse.eventbrite.com
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| Friday, April 09, 2010 |
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Compost Matters Conference (8:00 AM - 5:00 PM)
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Compost Matters is a one-day conference that will look at the current state of composting in the Delaware Valley. With a focus on new developments in food-waste composting practices, the forum will bring together innovators, policy makers, and visionaries in the field, examining current barriers to food waste recovery, public policy issues, and successful models from the region and around the state. The conference is geared toward sustainability professionals from local governments, institutions, and businesses; municipal and state officials; and the interested public. Participants will learn about current opportunities for composting food waste and how to include food recovery efforts in their operations. Tours of local composting sites will be offered on Saturday morning, April 10.
Keynote speaker Will Allen received a MacArthur “Genius Grant” in 2008 for his efforts to promote sustainable farming in low-income neighborhoods. Allen is CEO of Growing Power, a national nonprofit organization based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, that supports the development of community food systems. Read a BioCycle magazine article on Will Allen.
A food waste recovery infrastructure is beginning to emerge in southeastern Pennsylvania thanks to:
The opening of the Peninsula Compost Group facility in Wilmington, Delaware. According to BioCycle magazine, when operating at full capacity (500 tons per day) the Wilmington Organic Recycling Center “will be one of the largest source-separated organics composting facilities in the U.S.”
On-farm composting at Two Particular Acres and growing interest among other local farmers. Two Particular Acres was one of the first food waste composting facilities in southeastern Pennsylvania, providing leadership to farm-based composting throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.
Use of in-vessel composting units, including the Moravian Court Earth Tubs. Funded by the PA Department of Environmental Protection and the University of Pennsylvania, the Earth Tub project at Moravian Court is the first and only on-site, in-vessel composting system serving commercial businesses in Pennsylvania.
Url: http://http://www.pennsylvaniahorticulturalsociety.org/home/greensource.html
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| Sunday, April 11, 2010 |
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Global Warming Conference: Where Do We Go From Here (1:00 PM - 5:30 PM)
Anthracite Heritage Museum at McDade Park, Scranton, PA Refreshments and Check-In from 1:00 PM to 1:30 PM
Global warming isn't just about melting ice caps, rising sea levels and polar bears facing extinction in places you might never visit.
Learn about the effects global warming is having right here in Northeastern Pennsylvania and about the obstacles and opportunities that are available to combat those effects.
Topics to be covered:
Taming Wicked Problems: How psychology can help understand and address global climate change
Janet Kay Swim, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychology, The Pennsylvania State University
Global Warming from a Social Dilemma Perspective: Social Uncertainty, Social Norms, and Energy Conservation
Jessica M. Nolan, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychology, University of Scranton
Low Carbon Fuel Standard - Luke Tonachel, Senior Analyst, Transportation Program, Natural Resources Defense Council
State and Federal Policy Solutions (panel discussion) -
Nathan Willcox, Energy & Clean Air Advocate, PennEnvironment (State); Joy Tetlak-Adelstein, Northeastern Pennsylvania Outreach Coordinator, PennFuture (Federal)
Solutions to Improving Energy Efficiency (panel discussion)
Admission, which includes refreshments, is $10, but free for PennFuture members and students with valid ID. Pre-registration is required by Thursday, April 8th.
Url: http://http://my.pennfuture.org/site/Calendar/1359616725?view=Detail&id=104601
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| Wednesday, April 14, 2010 |
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B Impact Assessment Webinar (10:00 AM - 11:00 AM)
Take the B Survey with B Lab: B Impact Assessment Webinar As you may know already, all SBN members are required to complete and submit the B Survey to asses their environmental and social performance within one year of joining or renewing with the Network. It is online, easy to use and takes 45 minutes for the average business to complete. This webinar is great opportunity to take the B Impact Assessment with fellow SBN Members and complete your membership requirement. Joining us will be B Lab staff member Hardik Savalia to help us create a login and understand how to answer the metrics.
Url: http://https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/877834059
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| Thursday, April 15, 2010 |
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Third Thursday For Nature Enthusiasts (5:30 PM - 7:00 PM)
Myrick Conservation Center- Reservations and Payment required by Monday prior to program
Green Roofs - 5:30-7:00 PM Join us for an informational community meeting about green roof technology and the environmental benefits of green roofs. What are the factors involved in designing and installation? This is a presentation of Weston Solutions, Inc. Bring your questions! BVA/RCVA Members: $5.00 for ages 13 to adult. Kids are free. Nonmembers: $7.00 for ages 13 to adult. Kids are free.
Url: http://http://www.brandywinewatershed.org
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Gubernatorial Forum On Urban Sustainability (6:00 PM)
Academy of Natural Sciences
19th St and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway
RSVP is required for this event
As Pennsylvania moves toward electing its next Governor, the Urban Sustainability Forum has invited all of the candidates to discuss their positions on significant issues related to the environment, sustainability and natural resources. This will be an important opportunity to get to know the candidates and their positions.
Sponsored by the members of the Urban Sustainability Forum: 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania, The Academy of Natural Sciences, Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia, Citizens for Pennsylvania's Future (PennFuture), City Parks Association, City of Philadelphia, Clean Air Council, Community Design Collaborative, Delaware Valley Green Building Council, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, Drexel University, Energy Coordinating Agency, GRID Magazine, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, Pennsylvania Environmental Council, Philadelphia Parks Alliance, Philadelphia University, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, Sierra Club, Southeastern PA chapter, Sustainable Business Network of Greater Philadelphia, Temple University School of Environmental Design, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region III, and University of Pennsylvania.
Additional support provided by: Clean Water Action, Committee of Seventy, Conservation Pennsylvania, Economy League of Greater Philadelphia, and PennEnvironment.
Funding provided by: Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, PennFuture, and Academy of Natural Sciences.
The Academy of Natural Sciences will be providing a free live webcast of the forum, available for viewing at the following locations:
Philadelphia locations:
John S. and James L. Knight Green Jobs Training Center- 106 W. Clearfield St, 19133
Statewide locations:
Temple University, School of Environmental Design, Ambler Learning Center Room 303- 580 Meetinghouse Road, Ambler Pennsylvania 19002
Wilkes University, Breiseth Hall, Room 106- 84 West South Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18766
Carnegie Science Center, One Allegheny Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Rodale Institute, 611 Siegfriedale Road, Kutztown, PA 19530
Pennsylvania Cable Network will also be covering the event on television. In addition to live blogging, The Forum will collect and post a Twitter transcript after the event.
Url: http://http://www.ansp.org/environmental/2010/03/gubernatorial-candidate-forum/#more-2688
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| Friday, April 16, 2010 |
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Go Green Expo (All Day)
Business-to-Business Expo Friday, April 16th, 2010 • 10am - 5pm Business-to-Business & Business-to-Consumer Expo Saturday, April 17th, 2010 • 10am - 6pm Sunday, April 18th, 2010 • 10am - 5pm Greater Philadelphia Expo Center 100 Station Avenue Oaks, PA 19456 484-754-3976 www.phillyexpocenter.com Tickets: Friday: Complimentary to Business Buyers (please bring your business card for admission) Saturday & Sunday: $10 for a full weekend pass $5 for Students & Seniors with proper ID; Children 12 and under are Free
Url: http://http://www.gogreenexpo.com/events/index.php?evid=18
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| Saturday, April 17, 2010 |
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Clean Air Council 5K Run For Clean Air (7:30 AM)
When: Saturday, April 17, 2010 7:30 a.m. - Registration Opens 9:00 a.m. - Run Kick-off 9:30 a.m. - Earth Day Celebration Where: Martin Luther King Drive, Next to the Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA Over the past 29 years more than 50,000 people have celebrated Earth Day by participating in the Clean Air Council's 5K Run for Clean Air - the largest celebration of its kind in the Greater Philadelphia area. Set on a beautiful spring morning, the Run celebrates Philadelphia-area communities, clean air, and healthy living. The Run has been certified as a sustainable event by A Fit Planet and features composting, recycling, bicycle valet, and environmental education exhibits. All runners receive a reusable Run "swag bag" with eco-friendly goodies! Register online through April 12th at www.5KRunforCleanAir.org or at the event.
Url: http://http://www.5KRunforCleanAir.org
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Go Green Expo (All Day)
Business-to-Business Expo Friday, April 16th, 2010 • 10am - 5pm Business-to-Business & Business-to-Consumer Expo Saturday, April 17th, 2010 • 10am - 6pm Sunday, April 18th, 2010 • 10am - 5pm Greater Philadelphia Expo Center 100 Station Avenue Oaks, PA 19456 484-754-3976 www.phillyexpocenter.com Tickets: Friday: Complimentary to Business Buyers (please bring your business card for admission) Saturday & Sunday: $10 for a full weekend pass $5 for Students & Seniors with proper ID; Children 12 and under are Free
Url: http://http://www.gogreenexpo.com/events/index.php?evid=18
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| Sunday, April 18, 2010 |
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Go Green Expo (All Day)
Business-to-Business Expo Friday, April 16th, 2010 • 10am - 5pm Business-to-Business & Business-to-Consumer Expo Saturday, April 17th, 2010 • 10am - 6pm Sunday, April 18th, 2010 • 10am - 5pm Greater Philadelphia Expo Center 100 Station Avenue Oaks, PA 19456 484-754-3976 www.phillyexpocenter.com Tickets: Friday: Complimentary to Business Buyers (please bring your business card for admission) Saturday & Sunday: $10 for a full weekend pass $5 for Students & Seniors with proper ID; Children 12 and under are Free
Url: http://http://www.gogreenexpo.com/events/index.php?evid=18
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| Monday, April 19, 2010 |
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Friends Center Tour: On The Road To Carbon Neutrality (5:00 PM - 7:30 PM)
The Delaware Valley Green Building Council Presents... Friends Center Tour: On the Road to Carbon Neutrality Presenters: Christopher Kenney, Associate, UMJN Architects + Designers The Rev Fletcher Harper, Executive Director of GreenFaith Program: More and more religious communities – churches, synagogues, mosques, temples and religious schools – are interested in addressing environmental concerns, but are not certain how to get started. This interest in the environment has been accompanied by an interest in green building – a brand new concept to the religious community. In this two-part workshop we will get to tour the recently completed FriendsCenter designed by UJMN Architects + Designers. The project has just received LEED Platinum certification, making it the first of it's kind in the state of Pennsylvania, and is the first location in Pennsylvania to utilize deep-standing column wells for geothermal heat exchange. The project also includes a gray water recycling system and a green roof. Christopher Kenney of UMJN and Rob Diemer of AKF will lead tours of the building and will give a follow up presentation. The second part of the workshop will feature the Rev. Fletcher Harper of GreenFaith. He will describe GreenFaith’s Building in Good Faith project and resource – a web-based resource to educate religious groups about green building and the LEED standards, and to address the questions and concerns that many religious groups pose when considering green building. GreenFaith conducted research on religious attitudes and questions about green building for two years prior to designing Building in Good Faith. Harper will present a summary of GreenFaith’s findings, along with recommendations about how green building professionals can work effectively to help religious groups make their building and renovation projects models of environmental sustainability. Cost: $15 for DVGBC Members, $20 for Non-Members, $10 for students This program has been approved for 2 AIA CE Credits Register by April 16, 2010
Url: http://http://dvgbc.org/education/view/green-building-and-faith-presentation-and-tour
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| Tuesday, April 20, 2010 |
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Smart Energy Management Breakfast (7:45 AM - 9:30 AM)
Come See How It Makes Business Sense to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions! Do you manage or own a local business? Are you looking for ways to cut energy costs? Then come to a FREE Smart Energy Management Breakfast on Tuesday April 20 from 7:45 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Sponsored by Borough Leaders United for Emissions Reduction (BLUER) and the Greater West Chester Chamber of Commerce, the Smart Energy Management Breakfast will take place at Borough Hall, 401 E. Gay Street, West Chester. This event is free and open to all local businesses. Sign-in starts at 7:30 am and the session will begin promptly at 7:45 a.m. Attendees will learn about successful energy projects undertaken by local business owners using energy management & conservation techniques, geo-thermal, solar panels, wind power, system upgrades and HVAC optimization. The featured panelists are local energy professionals from Mainline Solar, Community Energy, Brandywine Valley HVAC and Practical Energy Solutions. Other local energy professionals are also invited as exhibitors. Please have your representative provide brochures and business cards and be prepared to discuss energy solutions. For more information on this event, please visit www.gwcc.org or the BLUER website at http://www.wcbluer.org. The West Chester Borough Leaders United for Emissions Reduction (BLUER) is an all-volunteer committee formed by West Chester Borough Council in 2006. BLUER's mission is to help local governments, businesses, non-profits and residents reduce greenhouse gas pollution. Its specific goal is to reduce emissions by 10% by the year 2015. This will help reverse the trend of rising greenhouse emissions and put West Chester on track towards a more sustainable economic and environmental future.
Contact Info : To register as an attendee (business owner or representative) or an exhibitor, please contact Dorothy Kennedy at the Greater West Chester Chamber of Commerce at 610-696-4046 or dot@gwcc.org. The deadline for exhibitor registration is April 15th.
Email : dot@gwcc.org
Url: http://http://www.wcbluer.org
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| Thursday, April 22, 2010 |
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Developing An Energy Plan For Your Business (8:00 AM - 10:00 AM)
The Smart Energy Initiative of Southeastern Pennsylvania and Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation are pleased to present a seminar: Developing an Energy Plan for Your Business Developing an energy strategy for your business is now more imperative than ever. Electricity rate caps are set to expire in PECO territory next year and there is implementation of PA Act 129 this spring to consider. Additionally, there are federal and state alternative energy rebates, like the Federal ITC and the PA state grants/incentives, that can reduce the costs of solar, wind and other technologies for your business. In this seminar our goal is to: 1. Provide Business Leaders with the knowledge they need to make immediate decisions that can reduce the future cost of energy for their business. 2. Increase awareness of the terminology and supplier base for help with where to turn. 3. Share knowledge of impending legislation and how it will impact future energy costs. 4. Help leaders begin to develop a tailored energy action plan to deal with energy needs. New Date: April 22th, 2010 (rescheduled from March 25) New Location: Westover County Club (previous location Firehouse) 401 South Schuylkill Avenue Eagleville, PA 19403 Time: 8:00 a.m. - Coffee and Networking 8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m. - Presentation and Q&A Cost: $25 Pre-registration is required by Tuesday, April 20. No walk-ins will be accepted. No refunds after April 20.
Email : DKeener@cceconomicdevelopment.com
Url: http://http://www.smartenergypa.org/register/04-22-10.asp
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| Friday, April 23, 2010 |
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4th Annual SustainaBall And Silent Auction (7:30 PM)
The Chestnut Club at Arcadia Theater, 1529 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 Fee: V.I.P reception plus general admission: $125 General Admission:$75 per person, $65 for 6 tickets or more. SBN members email
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for special discount on 2 ticket packages. Join the Sustainable Business Network for an evening of local food from Cosmic Catering, eco-chic cocktails, live music & dancing. Bid on exciting & luxurious items donated by Philadelphia-area businesses. Upgrade to a VIP ticket for $125 (just an additional $50) and join us early from 7:00-8:00 for an exclusive reception featuring: A chance to mingle with local celebrities like Katherine Gajewski, Director of Sustainability for the City of Philadelphia; Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown; Kerri-Lee Halkett from Fox29; Judy Wicks, founder of White Dog Café, Michaela Majoun, host of the WXPN Morning Show and Councilmen James Kenny Gift bags full of Green Products Gourmet, Artisan Chocolate tasting featuring John & Kira's Chocolates Private Bar with VIP-only cocktails Special hors d'oeuvres from Cosmic Catering A chance to bid early on Silent Auction Items
Email : Jen@sbnphiladelphia.org
Url: http://http://SustainaBall2010.eventbrite.com
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| Saturday, April 24, 2010 |
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PennFuture: Celebrate Ed-sylvania Gala (6:30 AM - 10:30 AM)
Join PennFuture in a great big party and gala tribute to our green Governor Ed Rendell and Pennsylvania’s environmental victories on Saturday, April 24, 2010 at the Society Hill Sheraton, Philadelphia. The festivities that night will include famous friends and fans of our green governor telling great stories about him, and his contribution to the environment. There will be food and beverage stations throughout the ballroom, so you can walk and dine - and laugh. Bring your dancing shoes, too, because the band will get you moving.
Single tickets to the gala at 7:30 p.m. are $150, and tickets to the 6:30 p.m. private reception (with even more famous friends) are $100. This is a walk and dine evening, with scattered cocktail seating. A few traditional tables of eight for the gala are available for $1,500.
Private Reception starts at 6:30 p.m.
Gala festivities start at 7:30 p.m.
Business Attire suggested
Sheraton Society Hill
One Dock Street (2nd and Walnut Streets)
Philadelphia
Please contact Mary Kane at 717-214-7920 for Gala sponsorship opportunities.
Url: http://http://my.pennfuture.org/site/Calendar/1996625010?view=Detail&id=103501
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Avon Grove Charter School Green Gathering (10:00 AM - 3:00 PM)
Are you interested in environmental issues? Do you love the outdoors, and have a desire to preserve the natural beauty of our region? Do you want to learn about the organizations in our area that are making a difference in habitat preservation, resource conservation, and environmental education? Would your family like to spend a few hours learning about Chester County Wildlife, planting trees, walking beautiful nature trails, or simply participating in hands-on "green" activities? If so, Join us on April 24, 2010 10 am -3 pm for The Avon Grove Charter School Green Gathering. Tree plantings, Kids's Activities, Environmental Organizations, Green Workshops, Tours of AGCS Conservation Area, Refreshments, Habitat Restoration, Fun for the Family. The event is Free and is hosted by the Avon Grove Charter School Green Institute, 1210 East State Road, Wet Gove, PA 19390
Contact Info : 484-667-5002 for more information
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| Sunday, April 25, 2010 |
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Earth Day Rally On The National Mall (All Day)
The Earth Day CLIMATE RALLY – National Mall – Sunday, April 25, 2010 The 40th anniversary of Earth Day is quickly approaching, but the United States has failed to enact a comprehensive climate bill. It is time to stop protecting polluters and enact comprehensive climate legislation that will create American jobs, cap carbon emissions and secure our nation’s future. The first Earth Day was a success because 20 million Americans demonstrated their outrage for the state of the environment. Together, we can make Earth Day 2010 a pivotal moment in the environmental movement. On Sunday, April 25, Earth Day Network will organize a massive climate rally on The National Mall to demand Congress passes strong legislation.The Climate Rally will include speeches from environmental stewards Reverend Jesse Jackson, film director, James Cameron, AFL-CIO President, Richard Trumka, Olympic gold medalist, Billy Demong, producer, Trudie Styler, author, Margaret Atwood and others. The Climate Rally will also feature live music from: Sting, John Legend, The Roots, Passion Pit, Bob Weir, Patrick Stump, Mavis Staples, Q-Tip, Booker T and many more! Be there when history is made. On April 25, join us on The National Mall and make your voice heard. Get on the bus to the Climate Rally Earth Day Network is sponsoring free buses from New York City, Philadephia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Columbus, Charleston WV, Richmond, Charlottesville, and Baltimore. RSVP today. Buses to DC will park at RFK Stadium. There will be easy access to the Climate Rally by Metro Rail. Driving to DC? Vans, buses, and cars are encouraged to park at the RFK Stadium parking lot. There will be a shuttle service to the rally along with vendors and access to water. Please sign up to register your bus, van, or car ahead of time to park at RFK! Take Metro to the Climate Rally The Smithsonian stop on the blue/orange line is the preferred station. Volunteer Opportunities The Climate Rally needs volunteers, please email
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to sign up.
Url: http://http://action.earthday.net/t/10584/signUp.jsp?key=5024
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