What change will you make to help Beat Climate Chaos? Start small or to challenge yourself, whatever works for you. Read about the commitments other folks made. Use or build on their ideas or create a new change commitment to challenge yourself. Get a group of friends or colleagues to each sign up – you can encourage and challenge each other. Make it fun!
Click on the Submit Your Commitment button and fill in your commitment to change. Then get going to help Beat Climate Chaos!
Exercise your rights and vote on November 4th. Vote locally, regionally and nationally to Beat Climate Chaos. Think of how the people and propositions you vote for will best help you and your community Beat Climate Chaos.
Has your voter registration been purged? Will you be able to vote November 4th?
Make sure your voter registration hasn’t been purged. Yes, you should check. As CBS news reported on September 9, 2008, thousands, probably millions, of registrations are being purged across the country. As the New York Times reported October 9, 2008, page A1in the article Actions to Block Voters Appear Illegal, “Tens of thousands of eligible voters in at least six swing states have been removed from the rolls or have been blocked from registering in ways that appear to violate federal law, according to a review of state records and Social Security data by The New York Times.” Make sure your registration isn’t purged.
Check that you are still registered and will be able to vote on November 4th. The National Association of Secretaries of State created a website to help you check: www.canivote.org. Another website that helps you check your registration and find your polling place is: www.votersunite.org.
To learn more about how your vote may be stolen and what you can do about it, read Greg Palast and Robert Kennedy, Jr.’s comic book “Steal Back Your Vote” that describes 6 ways your vote may be stolen and 7 ways you can steal it back.
Take a look at this sneak preview of a page from the book -
The Pastizzo family of Sunnyvale commits to minimizing waste at lunch. Using reusable containers allows them to buy lunch food in bulk with less packaging and then pack lunch size portions for each child in their own compartmentalized lunchbox. The kids don’t have trash to throw away after lunch.
Samantha K and her family commit to four changes:
Rosario A. of Mountain View
Commits to reduce packaging waste at lunch time by packing lunches in reusable containers.
She took advantage of our 50% off deal on compartmentalized lunch holders for everyone who commits to a change to help beat climate chaos.
Compartmentalized No-waste Lunch Holder
Beat Climate Chaos is one of the best initiatives that has come to the Bay Area recently. What better way to help the community....