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Are you ready for a change, but don't know how to get involved? Take The Challenge see where you're at and get some ideas on how to step up in your community.

In this video, Bono talks about an extremely important issue to our generation: The End of Extreme Poverty.

As outlandish as it may sound, Bono's mentor Jeff Sachs has clearly outlined how we can go about achieving this lofty goal by the year 2025, in his book "The End of Poverty."

MORE DOPE CLIPS!!!

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San Francisco, Nov. 16-18, 2007

Come for the experience. Leave as an ambassador in the New Energy Market.

EASE 2007 enables attendees to transform fragmented initiatives and segments into an economically viable, fluidly operating national alternative energy market.

Through fun and interesting working sessions, keynotes and exhibit floor experiences, members representing 8 key market functions work and play to generate RESULTS.

This week's Ballers are the teenage rap group X-10 from Montpelier High School Vermont that put together the environmental rap video "802". The students thought to use music to lobby lawmakers about climate change, particularly by urging them to override Governor Jim Douglas' veto of H. 520, a bill that calls for a new energy efficiency program to combat global warming.

So, for stepping up and dropping knowledge in their own fresh style, the Envirolution tips its hat to X-10

Redefining Progress

"We need tools to help us measure our progress on our path towards sustainability" says Tina Ramos, of the Envirolution Education Committee, "and this is exactly the types of resources and services that Redefining Progress is providing. Another cool thing about this organization is that they openly welcome help from other organizations and individuals. This type of inclusiveness is key to the success of this movement"

Take their Ecological Footprint Quiz and see how big of an impact your consumption pattern has on the planet!!!

Thursday, September 6, 2007

High Scores

Victor Monserrat (Pratt Design Institute)	108 points
Andrea Cannon (Truckee High School)	98 points
Pat Galvin (Truckee High School)	98 points
Noah King (Pratt Design Institute)	96 points
Chris Botto (Truckee High School)	87 points
Alex Gamboa (NYC Young Professional)	81 points
Thomas Nakanishi (LA Young Professional)	80 points
David Gibson (New Haven Young Professional)	79 points
Mrs. Padden (Truckee High School)	72 points
Arion Farley (Truckee High School)	72 points
Antuan Cannon (NYC Young Professional)	68 points
David Woods (Reno Young Professional)	64 points
Ele Miller (NYC Young Professional)	63 points
Tim Polmateer (NYC Young Professional)	62 points
Diana Bass (NYC Young Professional)	61 points
Tina Ramos (NYC Young Professional)	60 points
Anthony "Knox" Jackson (NYC Young Professional)	52 points
Will XXXXX (NYC Young Professional)	51 points
Danny Wolf (Reno Young Professional)	47 points
Austin Conroy (New Haven Young Professional)	47 points
Jasmine Martinez (New York Young Professional)	43 points
Aaron Bender (New York Young Professional)	37 points
Jaewon Choi (Yale Univerty)	27 points
Pat Knighton (NYC Young Professional)	27 points

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Environmental, Social & Financial

Only when we see the world through all Three Spheres can we see it clearly.

Balancing and Uniting the Three Spheres is really what The Envirolution is all about.

THE ENVIROLUTION WORLDWIDE Post a pic and give a shoutout (It seriously takes like 30 secs)

WHY DO WE NEED AN ENVIROLUTION?

Globally, every 24 hours, we consume and release the same amount of energy that the earth needed 27 years to store, every year we lose 25 billion tons of fertile topsoil, and every year, somewhere between 20,000 and 100,00 species go extinct.

The Situation

ARE YOU READY TO STEP UP?

We call on Our Generation to unite, create accountability and take dedicated action in advancing society towards one that values its environmental and social wealth as much as its financial. We call on current leaders to step up as role models and help Our Generation in this endeavor. Together, we will develop the platform, network and forum necessary to empower Our Generation to step up and make a difference.

A Call To Our Generation

THE GREEN WAVE

The Green Wave is Here. Let's Ride It!!!

Lead It. Live It.

Green Festivals are a celebration of what’s working in our communities– for people, for businesses and for the environment.

A joint project of two national nonprofit organizations, Global Exchange and Co-op America, Green Festivals bring together local and national socially responsible businesses, and environmental, social justice and community organizations. Hundreds of thousands of concerned individuals over the years have attended these “parties with a purpose” aimed at forging a just, sustainable, inclusive economy – a green economy.

Upcoming Green Festivals:

Spoken word, freestyle, poetry, anything…. Step up, the mic is yours.

One of the easiest things that we can do to LIVE IT is make the switch over to renewable energy. In most places, it's really as easy as a couple clicks on a website, and usually doesn't cost more than $5-$10 extra a month (a small price to pay to help thrust renewable energy into the mainstream!!).

For those of you in NYC, go to the ConEd Solutions website and click on the "For Residential Costumers" link.

LEAD IT. LIVE IT