Campaigns
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In the absence of a comprehensive international plan to secure a sustainable future, individuals, organizations, and businesses must embrace environmentally-friendly lifestyles and together call upon the world’s leaders to take action and secure a sustainable future for all. Actions aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and increasing energy efficiency must be embraced by all of society if the worst of climate change is to be avoided. As national governments are currently unwilling to lead the way, it falls upon people, corporations, and municipalities to adopt a rene
Mobilize the Earth™
This Earth Day we are mobilizing the planet simply to say one thing: the Earth won't wait. It seems that environmental issues have been put on the back burner as we are in the midst of a global recession. Yet, the problems that the Earth faces will not subside simply because we choose to ignore them. We continue to constantly pump CO2 into the atmosphere as climate change continues unabated. Our rivers, streams, lakes and oceans remain polluted along with our air.
We seek to build bridges between educators, students, and parents across the country that have conducted school greening projects. This is your space to share what your school has done and be inspired by the other great projects other schools have accomplished.
The heart of Earth Day Network’s mission is to broaden, diversify and activate the environmental movement.
Earth Day, April 22, 2009, marked the beginning of the Green Generation™ campaign. Focused on the negotiations for a new global climate agreement in December, 2009, Earth Day 2009 was a day of action and civic participation, to defend the Green Generation™'s c
From climate rallies to engaging civil leaders in plans to build a green economy, more than one billion people around the world took action for the 40th anniversary of Earth Day in 2010, making it a turning point for the environmental and climate change movements.
Over the past century, the world has fallen into a pattern of unsustainable economic growth. Accelerated consumption of fossil fuels and deforestation are only the most visible examples of how, in the effort to support our lifestyles, we are exhausting the planet's natural resources and aggravating climate change, which in turn threatens life-sustaining ecosystems and the economy.
