TIGblogs TIG | TIGblogs GROUPES DE TIGBLOGUES OUVERTURE DE SESSION S'INSCRIRE
Richard Graves's Blog
Richard Graves's Blog
Green Jobs. Now.


Green Jobs Day of ActionFrom Wall St. to the Clinton Global Initiative to the UN Summit, we have watched this week as unprecedented economic and political events unfold in the United States and around the world.  Thankfully, in the midst of these very uncertain times, something beautiful is happening tomorrow. Action. And we don’t mean another bailout proposal.

Beacause we know the economic, energy, and climate crises we face are all connected, tens of thousands of people will be organizing events in all 50 states to tell our leaders that we’re ready to take on these crises by building a green economy strong enough to put people back to work, lift people out of poverty, and begin to secure our climate.

www.greenjobsnow.com

As Josh Lynch described earlier this week… “Green Jobs Now: A Day to Build the New Economy” has been put together by Green for All, 1Sky, the We Campaign, the Energy Action Coalition and over 100 other diverse and extraordinary partners.  We believe the creation of a new, green economy represents our best path forward, and just as people of all ages, creeds, and locations have already committed, we hope that you too will join us.

If you’re not already involved, go now to find an event near you, plan your own event, sign the petition or simply spread the word.

www.greenjobsnow.com

In New York, the Green Jobs NY campaign is pushing for a program to retrofit a million homes in 5 years - an initiative that will create quality jobs and put energy bill savings back in consumers’ pockets.  Down the street from the Energy Action Office in DC, African-American farmers will be meeting to discuss their role in a green economy. In the Southwest, the Navajo Green Economy Coalition will propose a Green Economy Fund to finance green job training programs and sustainable economic development initiatives to transition the tribal economy.  Your possibilities are virtually limitless.

With Green Jobs Now, partner organizations aim to raise these local efforts up as models and call on our national leaders to bring these solutions to scale.  We can put America back to work rebuilding and repowering America with millions of green-collar jobs that form the backbone of a green economy.

Let’s get this going tomorrow!

Posted in global warming      

September 26, 2008 | 2:09 AM Commentaires  0 Commentaires

Debes ingresar al sitio con usuario y contraseña para agregar etiquetas.


Richard Graves's Profil

Amigos de Richard Graves


postes courants
From Pillars to...
Is Arch Coal About to...
Urgent: Blair Mountain...
Earth First! Climbers...
Earth First Climbers...

Archives du mois
Janvier 2008
Février 2008
Mars 2008
Avril 2008
Mai 2008
Juin 2008
Juillet 2008
Août 2008
Septembre 2008
Octobre 2008
Novembre 2008
Décembre 2008
Janvier 2009
Février 2009
Mars 2009
Avril 2009
Mai 2009
Juin 2009
Juillet 2009
Août 2009
Septembre 2009
Octobre 2009
Novembre 2009
Décembre 2009
Janvier 2010
Février 2010
Mars 2010
Avril 2010
Juin 2010
Juillet 2010
Août 2010
Septembre 2010
Octobre 2010
Novembre 2010
Décembre 2010
Janvier 2011
Février 2011
Mars 2011
Avril 2011
Mai 2011
Juin 2011
Juillet 2011
Août 2011
Septembre 2011
Octobre 2011
Novembre 2011
Décembre 2011
Janvier 2012
Février 2012

My Group Blogs
Climate Change

Changer de langue


Archives classés
actlocally americas campuses climatechallenge climatechange climatejustice climatepolicy coal coalcampaign corporateresponsibility directaction dirtyenergy economics events globalwarming government greenforall greenjobs impactedcommunities jobs newsandmedia oil politicalparticipation politics powervote renewableenergy unitedstates video visioning youthleaders

Afficher par type
Topics

Amis
Adam MacIsaac
It's Getting Hot In Here
Joanna Dafoe
Josh Darrach
Liz McDowell
Nick Moraitis
P.J. Partington

Links
It's Getting Hot in Here


620613 views
Avis de non-responsabilité