[Peace-discuss] Fwd: Campaign to Save the Environment
Karen Medina
kmedina at uiuc.edu
Tue Apr 4 21:41:06 CDT 2006
[I don't know much more about the Campaign to Save the Environment than
what it says here... kem]
---- Original message ----
> Please pass this along to your organization and help
> get the word out
> about our work. Thanks a bunch!
>
> *****************************************************************
> Campaign to Save the Environment will be on the UIUC
> campus next week (April 3-5)
> to hold information sessions about our work and
> to interview students for activist positions in our
> summer campaign offices.
>
> Call 1-800-75-EARTH to apply!
> and check out our website at
> www.jobsfortheenvironment.org
>
>
> *****************************************************************
> Take your conscience to work.
> Campaign to Save the Environment is a project of the
> Fund for Public Interest Research, a national,
> nonprofit organization. We run campaigns with
> progressive groups like the Sierra Club and the
> state PIRGs to make an impact on environmental and
> public interest issues. The Campaign is the nation's
> largest grassroots organization. We build public
> support on a variety of environmental issues all
> over the country. This summer we're running 75
> campaigns in over 50 cities around the country.
>
> Are you ready to roll up your sleeves and make a
> difference on environmental issues? Are you ready to
> stand up to the corporations that are compromising
> the integrity of our democracy? Apply for a job with
> us today.
>
> The Sierra Club is the nation's oldest and largest
> grassroots environmental group. The Sierra Club
> promotes conservation by influencing public policy
> at all levels-from the White House and Congress to
> state capitals.
>
> The state Public Interest Research Groups are the
> nation's most effective public interest advocacy
> groups, active in 32 states. By combining
> professional research with grassroots advocacy, the
> state PIRGs work to protect the environment, fight
> for consumers' rights, promote good government and
> win real victories that improve people's lives.
>
>
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>
> National Campaigns
>
> A New Energy Future
> Oil and gas prices have gone through the roof. And,
> plain and simple, America is too dependent on oil.
> The impacts include beautiful wilderness areas
> destroyed by oil drilling, pipelines running through
> our most pristine land, both entire species of
> wildlife being threatened and beaches marred by oil
> spills, national parks choked with smog, and global
> warming.
>
> But it doesn’t have to be this way. The technology
> exists today that would make our cars go further on
> a gallon of gas, a simple solution that would reduce
> our dependence on oil. Unfortunately, oil industry
> allies in Congress continue to push for drilling in
> the Arctic Refuge and in protected coastal areas.
>
> Victory In The Arctic
> Imagine a place that is still completely pristine
> and has never seen the impact of human development.
> Picture thousands of acres of rolling tundra, home
> to hundreds of species of plants and animals. Polar
> bears den there. Birds migrate there from as far
> away as the Chesapeake Bay. Every year thousands of
> caribou fight their way over mountains and across
> rivers to come here, the one place they give birth
> to their calves.
>
> This is the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. There
> are very few places like it left in the world.
> Unfortunately, multinational oil companies, with
> support from their allies in Congress, have targeted
> the Arctic Refuge for drilling. The Fund and the
> Sierra Club have teamed up to build the political
> support needed to permanently protect this coastal
> plain and the wildlife that depend on it.
>
>
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>
> Office Locations
>
> Campaign to Save the Environment is running offices
> this year all across the country.
>
> Arizona
> Phoenix
>
> California
> Berkeley
> Palo Alto
> Sacramento
> San Diego
> San Francisco
> Santa Barbara
> Santa Cruz
> West Hollywood
>
> Colorado
> Boulder
> Denver
>
> Connecticut
> Hartford
> New Haven
>
> District of Columbia
> Washington, DC
>
> Florida
> Miami
> Tallahassee
> Tampa
>
> Georgia
> Atlanta
>
> Hawaii
> Honolulu
>
> Iowa
> Des Moines
>
> Illinois
> Chicago
> Evanston
>
> Massachusetts
> Amherst
> Boston
> Cambridge
> Hyannis
> Newton
>
> Maryland
> Baltimore
>
> Maine
> Portland
>
> Michigan
> Ann Arbor
>
> Minnesota
> Minneapolis
>
> Missouri
> Kansas City
> St. Louis
>
> North Carolina
> Chapel Hill
>
> New Hampshire
> Manchester
>
> New Jersey
> Montclair
> New Brunswick
> Princeton
> Ridgewood
>
> New Mexico
> Albuquerque
>
> New York
> Manhattan
>
> Ohio
> Akron
> Columbus
>
> Oregon
> Eugene
> Portland
>
> Pennsylvania
> Allentown
> Philadelphia
> Pittsburgh
>
> Rhode Island
> Providence
>
> Texas
> Austin
>
> Vermont
> Burlington
>
> Washington
> Seattle
>
> Wisconsin
> Madison
> Milwaukee
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