Learn how reviving the presidential tradition of Meatless Monday can help mitigate climate change, improve our health and bring us together as a nation!
Meatless Monday—Inspiring a Movement 1
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Posted 9:09 AM on 15 Apr 2009
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Russ Walker is an East Coast refugee who landed in Seattle in July 2008. He’s executive editor of the site, which means he spends a lot of time trying to be optimistic about cutting CO2 emissions … and coming up with puns that work with “COP-15.”
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jown Posted 12:08 am
19 Apr 2009
For the other half however, those of us who might be forgetful, or have bouts with procrastination, I will recommend the "Pledge 45" approach (www.pledge45.org).
It works out to be 1 in every 8.133 days. The website pretty much only has .docs/.pdfs available for download. I'm gonna get a few and give 'em to friends and family. Every little bit counts. They, us, me, we, the Earth, and the animals will be better off.
Thanks.
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