Just watched this video and think it is very worthy of sharing…. Al Gore and many scientists…
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December 14, 2009
September 15, 2009
The Coalition for a Nuclear Free Alberta (CNFA) has kicked off the Green Ribbon Campain across Alberta on Monday September 14th. Wearing a green ribbon signifies that you support a green energy future that does not include nuclear power. Green ribbons can be purchaced for a donation at these three locations so far:
The Guest House Restaurant, off crowsnest Tr. east
Round St. Cafe, 5th Ave. 5th St. down town
Ascent Cycle, 18th st and 3rd Ave. S
The green ribbon campain culminates with a rally at the provincial legislature on October 27th at noon. Contact us if your interested in joining a carpool up to Edmonton that day.
September 12, 2009
Lethbridge along with 9 other cities across Alberta will band together to launch our green energy campain on monday september 14th. The public is welcome and encouraged to join us, wearing green in support of green energy in Alberta. The green energy campain begins with a press conference with Mayor Tarleck in attendance at city hall starting at 11:00 am.
August 14, 2009
Were joining up with other members of the Lethbridge community at the Whoop Up Days Parade on Tuesday, August 18th 2009. Come out and cheer us on as we celebrate the awakeing of Southern Albertans to green renewable energy. Also in the parade will be Lethbridge College with its wind turbine.
July 12, 2009
On The Road To Making Alberta Green!
Posted by greenalberta under renewable energy, sustainability | Tags: Alberta, green, Lethbridge, nuclear, renewable energy, renewable resources, sustainability |[2] Comments
Welcome to our GREENSENCE Blog!
GREENSENCE started 4 months ago as an urgent reaction to the short-sighted, expensive expert nuclear panel consultation with Albertans.
Our members were passionate that our renewable energy alternatives are far superior to anything else available for energy production.
On June 1st,we approached Lethbridge City Council to ask Premier Stelmach to initiate a RENEWABLE ENERGY EXPERT PANEL and CONSULTATION with Albertans. They agreed and we await the Premier’s response.
We at GREENSENCE are encouraged that Leduc has followed suit. Other Cities in Alberta are in the throes of asking their City Councils to do likewise.
If you need help we will be happy to send you all our documentation from Lethbridge.
Join us in promoting Renewal Energy In Alberta.
