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Author Archives: Harriet
Posted on February 23, 2015 by Harriet
By now it’s “old news” that on December 17th, 2014, New York state banned High Volume Hydraulic Fracking (HVHF). This ban was passed in large part due to the overwhelming evidence presented that HVHF poses unacceptable health risks to individuals … Continue reading →
Posted on February 19, 2015 by Harriet
“Tell the truth, actions speak louder then words, and don’t be afraid”…our mantra at ClimateMama and how we show our children that we are facing climate change head on and with our eyes wide open. At times, we all feel … Continue reading →
Posted in Animals & Insects, building materials, Climate Mama News, Do Something Wednesdays, Food, Games & Toys, Lifestyle & Fun, Renewable Energy, Science, Technology
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Tagged climate change innovate to mitigate, climate change parents, climate change solutions high school, Climate Change solutions kids, ideas for kids climate change, Innovate to Mitigate, innovate to mitigate kids project, NSF grants for climate change, TERC projects
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Posted on February 11, 2015 by Harriet
Our Climate Mamas and Papas are committed to live by our ClimateMama mantra: “Tell the Truth, Actions speak louder then words, and Don’t be afraid.” We are therefore thrilled to be part of the latest component of the Safer Chemicals … Continue reading →
Posted in Do Something Wednesdays, Health & Fitness, In The News, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
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Tagged connecting the dots climate change, flame retardants ashley furniture, flame retardants furniture, Mind the Store, Mind the store campaign and Ashley Furniture, PepsiCo climate Change, PepsiCo Palm Oil, safer chemicals healthy families
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Posted on February 3, 2015 by Harriet
On Friday, January 16th, New York mothers and grandmothers braved the winter wind and cold to sing songs, hold up banners and risk arrest, as they joined the citizen’s blockade at Seneca Lake, New York to protect their children’s right … Continue reading →
Posted in Climate Mama News, Climate Mama Video Peek of the Week, fracking and pipelines, In The News, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
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Tagged Crestwood Saltmine Storage, Gas Storage New York State, mothers and climate change, mothers and grandmothers fighting fracking, Sandra Steingraber, We are Seneca Lake
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Posted on January 27, 2015 by Harriet
“No challenge — no challenge — poses a greater threat to future generations than climate change. 2014 was the planet’s warmest year on record. Now, one year doesn’t make a trend, but this does — 14 of the 15 warmest years on record have all fallen … Continue reading →
Posted on January 22, 2015 by Harriet
At the start of each New Year, Bill and Melinda Gates outline their goals for their organization – the Gates Foundation – in an Annual Letter. In their 2015 letter, released on January 22st, they also share their goals and … Continue reading →
Posted in Climate Mamas & Papas, Global Team of 200, In The News, Schools and Colleges, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy, Technology
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Tagged Bill and Melinda Gates Annual Letter 2015, Black Lives Matter and Climate Change, Developing Country hopes, Gates Foundation Climate Change, Global Citizens Gates Foundation, Global Team of 200, Mom bloggers for Social Good, Peoples Climate March
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Posted on January 21, 2015 by Harriet
The climate solutions starting gun sounded in late 2014 and President Obama charged out of the gate, leading the pack. He immediately took a commanding lead by announcing an historic deal with China to lower greenhouse gas emissions, thereby setting … Continue reading →
Posted in fracking and pipelines, In The News, Politics, Renewable Energy, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
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Tagged Clean Power Plan, Climate Action Plan, Keystone XL President Obama, Methane rules problems, Michelle Obama Climate change, New Methane rules gaps, Nicole Hammer climate change Michelle Obama, President Obama SOTU Climate Change
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Posted on January 16, 2015 by Harriet
Our Climate Mamas and Papas are sharing with us many of their hopes and dreams for the New Year: healthy children, clean air and water for us all to breath, a meaningful decision in Paris, strong greenhouse gas reductions; and … Continue reading →
Posted on January 13, 2015 by Harriet
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 … Continue reading →
Posted in Climate Mamas & Papas, Disasters, fracking and pipelines, In The News, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy, Uncategorized
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Tagged climate change actions, climate change solutions, Keystone XL Protests, NJ and climate change, Parents against Keystone XL, protests against keystone xl new jersey, protests keystone xl, Senate and Keystone XL
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Posted on January 12, 2015 by Harriet
Back in 2013, we shared information with our Climate Mamas and Papas about a proposed infrastructure project just off the coasts of New York City and the New Jersey shore, that to us sounded more like a campfire horror story, … Continue reading →
Posted in Climate Mama News, Construction, Disasters, fracking and pipelines, In The News, Oceans & Water, Renewable Energy, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
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Tagged Governor Christie Port Ambrose, LNG IMPORT facilities, Port Ambrose, Port Ambrose LNG Coast Guard, Port Ambrose New York Harbor, Speaking out against Liberty Gas, Speaking out against Port Ambrose
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