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Mattress recycling company

www.ohiomattressrecovery.com

www.ohiomattressrecovery.com

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Ecopalooza is a web portal and event calendar for the promotion of green living expos, fairs, festivals, conferences, workshops and sustainability events throughout North America. Ecopalooza website is a project of Ecopalooza Green Living Network, which also sponsors occasional events in the Redwood North Coast bioregion of Northern California. The primary focus of Ecopalooza's networking activity is is on the bioregional, plant-based diet and youth aspects of the sustainability revolution.

http://www.ecopalooza.net

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Future 5000 is like a MySpace and Yellow Pages of the progressive youth movement. With a searchable directory of over 600 clubs, projects, organizations, and businesses all over the country, Future 5000 is like the virtual backbone of the youth movement.

Use it to see who else is doing work like yours, and then share resources and make alliances.

There are so many groups doing positive work all over the country, but often in isolation and under-resourced. By connecting our work we can be a more powerful force for change. Add your organization for free today - our goal is to reach 5000.Future5000.com

http://future5000.com

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"Turning the Climate Corner" with Mr. Ross Gelbspan

Thursday, December 13 2007

Ross Gelbspan was a reporter and editor for 31 years at The Philadelphia Bulletin, The Washington Post and The Boston Globe. As a Pulitzer Prize winning Boston Globe journalist, Ross Gelbspan has been watching and reporting on these climate change issues since 1984, and is considered an international authority on the issue This event is FREE.

 

http://www.jamaicaplainforum.org

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Arranging Housing
Once you arrive at Power Shift, the easiest way to offset housing costs is to identify friends and family in the DC/Maryland area that can host a couple of extra people for the long weekend. The first thing to do is check what connections your group or school might have in the DC area. The next step is to find housing for the remaining people in your group. Remember to think creatively with housing!

http://powershift07.org/housing

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Climate Counts is a non-profit campaign that scores companies annually on the basis of their voluntary action to reverse climate change. The new Climate Counts Company Scorecard -- launched in June 2007 and available as a handy pocket guide and via a mobile phone activism program called Climate Counts On-The-Go -- helps people make climate-conscious purchasing and investing choices and encourages them to urge the world's most well-known companies to take the issue of climate change seriously.

http://www.climatecounts.org

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Speak Out works with 200 speakers and artists who represent the breadth of social movements as well as critically-acclaimed exhibits and films which inform and empower young people to take action for positive social change.

Wynona LaDuke, Media Benjamin, Boots Riley of The Coup, Howard Zinn, Van Jones, and Peggy McIntosh are just a few of the great speakers and artists that you can find on this site to bring to your campus or community. Issue topics include racism, multiculturalism, class/labor, environment, storytelling, and theater among others.

http://www.speakoutnow.org