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Keystone XL CANCELLED

President Obama finally joined us, FOR THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE. After more then 4 long years of active non-violent civil disobedience, by people from all walks of life and from all corners of our country, President Obama, listened and

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Keystone XL Final Comments: Our Children are Speaking

“lang=”en”> The littlest protestor at #XLDissent is "sick of people making the planet dirty." pic.twitter.com/u8NlMurIOr — Feminist Bully (@bullhorngirl) March 2, 2014 As I tell my children, actions speak louder then words. On Sunday, March 2nd, 2014 more then 1000

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Keystone XL: Bye Bye, Again…

On Tuesday, January 13th, 2015, all around the United States – parents, children, grandparents, preachers, teachers and farmers – folks from all walks and corners of life will be getting together to host events to show President Obama “we have

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Draw The Line on Keystone XL: A Personal Story

Tweet Share Are you joining a “Draw the Line” event on September 21st? As many of our Climate Mamas and Papas know, at ClimateMama we have strongly advocated for and support a final and resounding NO decision on the Keystone

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REJECTED: Keystone XL, One Happy ClimateMama!

Tweet Share While “nothing is over until it is over,” for the moment we have a definitive answer from the President to the “game of chicken” that he has been in regarding the Keystone XL pipeline. President to House Republicans:

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Circling the White House: Honoring Dr. King

In the fall of 2011, my family went to Washington DC. Similar to many families visiting our nations capital, we toured many of the memorials and historical sights including the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial which had just opened in

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Martin Luther King Jr: A Climate Solutions Visionary

“I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word in reality. That is why right, temporarily defeated, is stronger than evil triumphant.” Martin Luther King Jr, Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech, Dec. 10, 1964 Today, January

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Fighting Against the Climate Crisis

August 23rd, 2011 is a day I will remember forever. At approximately 1:30pm I was being released from jail in Washington, DC.  Earlier in the day, with 60 new and dear friends, I was arrested in front of the White

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8 Climate Change Quotes from Inspiring Women

Looking back five years, 2011 seemed to be a time of new understanding as the role, place and impact of human beings on our planet earth was re-examined. In the United States a sense of optimism was ignited, building hope

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