"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."' Margaret Mead

The link to the Copenhagen Diagnosis article is; here.

The link to the Kilimanjaro article is here.

The link to the Northwest Passage is here.

Other things we can do about climate change.

Stop Global Warming.org "Join the 1,262,723 supporters of the Stop Global Warming Virtual March ..."

Repower America "Repower America is the bold clean energy plan to 'repower' our country with 100% clean electricity within 10 years.

350.org Dedicated to keeping the atmosphere's CO2 concentration below 350 parts per million.

1Sky "One sky, One future, One chance" "The 1Sky campaign represents the kind of bold trajectory we urgently need to deal seriously with global warming."
—James Hansen, Director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies and 1Sky Scientific Advisory Council Member

Cool Cities The Sierra Club's Energy Action Coalition. Click on your state. Go to your city. Send email to contact persons (Don't hold your breath. The support here is iffy) and join the Yahoo group, if there is one.

CLEAN CLEAN is a collaborative movement of organizations and individuals with the common goal of implementing a new energy future.

This Is Reality A web site dedicated to reducing the use of coal. (This is an unusual web site but it couldn't hurt to sign up.)

Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC)'s petition. A very effective group in the '90s. Site is a bit dated.

Save our environment.org Includes a list of petitions on environmental subjects. Count on them for timely alerts.

World Wildlife Fund's Earth Hour Here city lights are turned off for 1 hour. Click on the signup button in the upper right hand corner and be counted.

Environment America Sign the petition.

Save our Environment.Org A petition to sign and a neat video

Audubon Society Audubon Society's action signup. They are as good as the Sierra Club.

Environmental Defense Fund EDF 500,000 concerned citizens. Get updates and action alerts on environmental issues. Also, a table showing which fish have the most mercury. Click on "seafood selector" on the home page.

The Climate Project Gives free presentations on climate change, especially to schools. Just schedule a presentation and then do a couple of events (with press releases) that will get into the paper to promote the presentation. Flyers are also good.

The 2% solution Sierra Club's student group's 2% solution. Sign the petition.

DeSmogBlog A blog on anti/anticlimate change articles. If you are arguing with someone about the validity of the idea of climate change, this is the site. Also, a good article on the mechanics of climate change (article). My simple explanation of the effect of CO2 is (here)

Also, I highly recommend these two free sites that will keep you up to date on climate change. :

The Daily Grist A humorous daily newsletter. It will keep you up to date on all things environmental. It has many articles on climate change.

The Daily Climate A newsletter that daily lists many English-language articles on climate change from around the world.

Also free.:

Organic Consumers A site I recommend for all things organic. Especially what to avoid.

For example: PET (recycling symbol 1) bottles release enough estrogen analog in the water to affect growing yeast. Article

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