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Anabel, age 3, joins in the movement on her scooter!
Credit: Elena Gustafson
This action was one of 2,000 events that are happening in over 175 countries on September 24th. The day is being organized by 350.org in partnership with hundreds of organizations around the world.
The whole world is getting into motion for Moving Planet -- millions of people are biking, skating, marching and embodying a beautiful array of creative ways to get moving without fossil fuels. www.moving-planet.org
This is my second in series of shots related to Busses of Leicester. I love the posters which often make the bus attractive and taking photos a pleasure. New attractive streamlined busses have been seen in Leicester since my last batch. A new bus station could be built in 2014 to replace the Haymarket Bus station.
First day after the swarm introduction the night before
I don't know where their last home was, though I do know it was somewhere in the northern suburbs of Melbourne.
They awoke to a warm humid day in country North Eastern Victoria after their 4 & 1/2 hour ordeal on the back of my motorbike.
This is their new home, I hope they like it.
The 65th Engineer Battalion honored outgoing Forward Support Company First Sergeant, 1SG Josephine Francis and incoming First Sergeant, 1SG Gustavo Meza in a Change of Responsibility Ceremony on Hamilton Field.
Hello Aurore and 350.org,
Well we had fun today! Here is the 1st of 2 e-mails with photographs.
Mark D'Arcy, Council of Canadians - Fredericton Chapter
Fredericton, New Brunswick
*Justin Trudeau face the "Whales in the Room" at his campaign stop in
Fredericton, New Brunswick *
FREDERICTON, SEPTEMBER 8, 2015 - Citizens held a silent rally in downtown
Fredericton outside the Liberal Party campaign barbeque attended by Liberal
Leader Justin Trudeau, making a very visible call for action on climate
change. Using their North Atlantic Right Whale "No Energy East" signs, the
Fredericton chapter of the Council of Canadians made quite a splash.
Although several Liberal supporters tried to block the whales and climate
change signs, the large crowd and Justin Trudeau could not help but see the
elephant in the room.
Our political leaders need to address climate change. Fredericton has
already experienced more severe weather of climate change, most
notably Post-Tropical
Storm Arthur in July 5, 2014 when the city suffered widespread damage with
the loss of over 5000 trees from an unusually severe summer storm with
gusts approaching 100 km/hr.
Citizens had the copy of two reports which they handed out to Justin
Trudeau’s campaign team. One was the scientific paper from the Nature
journal that states that 85% of Canada’s tar sands, among other fossil fuel
reserves in the world, needs to stay in the ground in order to tackle
climate change. The other was the just-released report by Citicorp, the
3rd largest bank in the United Nations. Citicorp makes the conclusion that
the world economy must transition away from fossil fuels, and with the low
price of oil, this would actually be CHEAPER, rather than maintaining the
status quo of our carbon-based economy.
www.theguardian.com/environment/climate-consensus-97-per-...
Citi report: slowing global warming would save tens of trillions of dollars
A report from America’s 3rd-largest bank asks why we’re not transitioning
to a low-carbon economy
August 31, 2015
The Guardian
Coast Guard Rear Adm. Keith Smith, the previous commander of Force Readiness Command, addresses the crowd during the 5th District change of command ceremony Aug. 10, 2018, in Norfolk, Virginia. Rear Adm. Keith Smith assumed command of the 5th District from Rear Adm. Meredith Austin during the ceremony. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Auxiliarist Trey Clifton/Released)
Taken from analog. Autumn 2003. My friends having tea at the bus station of Marsa Matruh near Libyan border. We were traveling to Siwa Oasis and waited for a connection.
Lt. Gen. Kenneth R. Dahl becomes the new commanding general for U.S. Army Installation Management Command as the Change of Command ceremony takes place at the Fort Sam Houston Theatre, November 3, 2015, in San Antonio, Texas. (U.S. Army photo by Tim Hipps, IMCOM Public Affairs)
Cincinnatians pedaling for progress beyond fossil fuels!
photo credit: Andy Betts
This action was one of 2,000 events that are happening in over 175 countries on September 24th. The day is being organized by 350.org in partnership with hundreds of organizations around the world.
The whole world is getting into motion for Moving Planet -- millions of people are biking, skating, marching and embodying a beautiful array of creative ways to get moving without fossil fuels. www.moving-planet.org
Changing seasons, changing oil - today was (hopefully) the final lawnmowing followed by changing the oil in the mower and mothballing it for next year, followed by changing the oil in the snowblower - I didn’t last spring - and getting it ready for the approaching winter.
A sixpenny bit turned up in my change the other day. We used to call them "tanners" and are now equivalent to 2 and half pence. In 1950 it would be worth about a million pounds in todays money. This coin could buy you a round trip on the Titanic plus a ride on the tram and a bag of chips plus the bus fare home AND buy shares in major shares in major corporations. The other coin on the left is a 5p . Worth a SHILLING in old money. There would be 20 shillings in a pound and therefore 40 sixpences. It makes sense. You had to be there.
Little did I know that when I made this shot in 2019, I was photographing our next MP in the company of the one who served between 2010 and 2024.
On the left is Lib Dem Will Forster who was at this stage the town's mayor. He is Woking's new Member of Parliament with a majority of 11,246, which compares to Conservative Jonathon Lord's majority of 9,767 at the previous election in 2019.
Woking, Surrey
9th February 2019
20190209 2I8A 2085
our bed is pretty much looking the same from the one in uk,that oil painting right above the bed head is called "pasar malam" which means night market.I love indonesians paintings..they are affordable and lovely.
Pacific Action day On Climate Change (2 of march 2013)
In the morning before the day of action, men, women and children went out
to collect coconut and water taro that been wash out by the flood to the oPen
sea. Its the coconut they get money out of it as cash croP and water taro
their food for everyday out at the island.
The changing times are apparent below the cab window of this Santa Fe Warbonnet leading an eastbound intermodal train past the Metra station in Riverside, Illinois. The unit may wear Santa Fe colors and markings but the BNSF initials signal a new era. (Scanned from a slide)
War Child's Busking for CHANGE, Toronto.
Raine Maida
Bliss & Bien boutique going for some changes, with a new girl in da house... I'll soon introduce a new line of Monster High clothes!
Hope you'll like them =)
Students from the Tri-Lakes high schools' Environmental Clubs gear up for
"10-10--10" and the 2nd annual Youth Climate Summit to be held at The Wild
Center on November 9th and 10th.
Students are volunteering for this Sunday's "10-10-10" event to raise
awareness about climate change. A fundraiser pancake breakfast at the
Shipman Youth Center in Lake Placid began the day serving at 9 AM and will
end at 1PM. Cost is $5, Children "10" and under $3. (Proceeds to go to the
HS Environmental Clubs).
Work party continues until 3 PM. Help us:
1) Turn your old t-shirts into tote bags
2) Plant garlic and winter cover crops in school garden
3) Build a compost system and a rain barrel and gutter system
Photo was taken by John Eldridge at the Shipman Youth Center as students
volunteer at Sunday's event.
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John N. Eldridge
4 Snowberry Lane
P.O. Box 1515
Lake Placid, NY 12946
518-523-4196
jneldridge@gmail.com
Have you hugged Earth today?
or at least it once was...now it's some cheapie fly-by-night grocery.
Point Breeze Avenue
Philadelphia, PA
Scotland will become one of the first countries to achieve a 100% reduction in carbon emissions, Climate Change Secretary Roseanna Cunningham has said.
She announced plans on a visit to Craiglockhart Primary School in Edinburgh where she met P3-7 eco pupils and heard about their work to reduce emissions.
The new Climate Change Bill will immediately set a target of a 90% reduction by 2050, which the UK Committee on Climate Change (UK CCC) states is currently “at the limit of feasibility.” The draft Bill sets out that the Scottish Government intends to go further still and achieve a 100% reduction in emissions, known as ‘net-zero’, as soon as possible.
I decided to play with the white balance and used the side of my truck this time. My truck is dark green and yet it turned the snow red.... Oh well. Thank you for your comments and faves.
When I first visited this spot more than 1 year ago, I took a similar angle of this jetty. It was in rather good condition and many kids living nearby were walking and playing on it. Now the front part of it has broken and seems like no one is going to do any maintenance or repair.
Hopefully the next time I visit this place, this jetty will still be there ~
IRRI scientist John Sheehy and Kyoto University professor T. Horie study the effects of global climate change on rice yields as part of Japan-IRRI research. Part of the image collection of the International Rice Research Institute.