Would you like to be a Recycle Block Captain? Please bring a list of your neighbors who need blue recycle buckets. We will discuss single-stream recycling and how it can be improved with an incentive-based program.

Phone: 215-843-4256 and nwgreens@yahpoo.com

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
Office of Public Affairs, 377th Air Base Wing, 2000 Wyoming Blvd. SE, Ste A-1
Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico 87117-5606, (505) 846-5991, DSN 246-5991
E-Mail Address: 377abw.pa@kirtland.af.mil

July 22, 2008

Release # 08-17

Public meeting to discuss fuel release

KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. ­ Kirtland Air Force Base will be holding public meeting on Thursday, July 31 to discuss the KAFB Bulk Fuels release and the discovery of fuel product on the water table. The meeting will be held at the New Mexico Veterans Memorial and will start start at 6 p.m. Members of the public are welcome and encouraged to attend.

WEAPONS OR WINDMILLS?
Coming Together to Convert the Permanent War Economy

A presentation by Mary Beth Sullivan, Outreach Coordinator for the Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space about the need for anti-war, labor, social justice, religious and environmental groups to come together to challenge militarism.

Want to help fight climate change AND poverty? Then join the Climate Equity Campaign on June 3rd at All Souls Church from 6-8pm. You'll learn about the real effects of climate change on communities around the world and the small steps you can take to make a big difference.

Want to help fight climate change AND poverty? Then join the Climate Equity Campaign on June 3rd at All Souls Church from 6-8pm. You'll learn about the real effects of climate change on communities around the world and the small steps you can take to make a big difference.

Disguised as Rainforest Creatures, Activists Expose Greenwashing by Rainforest Alliance - Demand End of Certification of Rainforest Destruction by Rainforest Alliance

(New York, New York) – Thursday the New York Climate Action Group (NYCAG) joins other environmental organizations denouncing Rainforest Alliance for benefiting financially from the destruction of rainforests. Dressed as creatures from the rainforests of the world, environmentalists from New York City will participate in a festive rally to greet and inform the participants in a cocktail party Rainforest Alliance is hosting.

Georgia for Dennis

Join us at 2:00 PM to distribute fliers. Also, please wear a 2008 Kucinich T-shirt, if you have one.

To download and print your own fliers, please email debraposs@yahoo.com for the environmental pdf.

Please visit http://events.stepitup.2007.org/november/events/show/2485/

RSVP for this event

Email Contact: DebraPoss@yahoo.com

Contact: Debra Poss
Georgia State Chair
Kucinich for President 2008
debraposs@yahoo.com
404/ 607 - 9152 - home
404/ 964 - 3923 - cell

Mark your calendars! On the evening of January 30th, Focus the Nation will kick-off the biggest national teach-in in history with “The 2% Solution” an innovative, interactive web-cast broadcast live on Earth Day Network TV. Co-produced with the National Wildlife Federation, and featuring Stanford climate scientist Stephen Schneider, sustainable business consultant Hunter Lovins, and other guests, the focus will be on global warming solutions. Uniquely, audiences across the country—in college and high school auditoriums, in church, mosque and synagogue meeting rooms, and at living room house parties—will have the opportunity to debate the issues among themselves, and then weigh in with interactive voting.

Dear Activists for the Earth,

We are writing to invite you, to urge you, to participate in two important actions being planned for the morning of Sept. 27th and noontime on Sept. 28th in Washington, D.C.

Here's the scoop: In an unprecedented and clearly manipulative move, George Bush is inviting top leaders from around the world to Washington, D.C. September 27-28th to officially convey his "deep concern" about global warming. His proposed fix: more useless "voluntary" measures and huge subsidies for "clean coal" and nuclear energy. The event is clearly meant to undermine real international efforts now underway to achieve stronger, mandatory greenhouse gas cuts under the Kyoto process, and we will be there to have our voices heard in protest.

On Thursday morning, just before the conference begins, scores of us will be joining together to engage in an act of nonviolent civil disobedience.

The Southeast Convergence for Climate Action, near Asheville, North Carolina, will bring together activists across the region who are fighting mountaintop removal mining and coal and nuclear power plants. Mountaintop removal coal mining is currently devastating the ecologically diverse southern Appalachian Mountains. The coal companies have literally flattened hundreds of square miles of mountains, destroyed thousands of miles of our life giving streams, and terrorized countless communities in the process. Meanwhile southern utility companies are planning a blitzkrieg of new dirty coal plants, despite our regions already dismal air quality. To add insult to injury these same utility companies are using climate change as a justification for building a new fleet of dangerous nuclear reactors.