My inbox is filled today with solicitations from several organizations to join a common effort to send a half million messages over 24 hours to the U.S. Senate opposing the Keystone Pipeline.
As important as this is-- preventing the pipeline and the associated massive climate pollution--perhaps almost as important is that this seems to be a real combined effort by environmental and related organizations, and supporting that is itself a vital step.
Maybe someday soon these organizations will combine on a positive program instead of only in opposition to destructive acts. But for now, this is worth doing. I've signed on. It's very easy--just a couple of clicks--and yes, I expect it will result in more emails in your inbox, but the distinction between information and pollution on the Internet is sometimes wobbly.
Here's one of the links: http://www.350.org/kxl
Update: More than 800,000 messages were delivered.
Origins: Thanks--and Franks--Giving
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*[Above: painting of Pueblo Green Corn Ceremony circa 1930 by Opwa Pi (Red
Cloud)*
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