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Take Action Locally On Nov. 17, 2006, Shepherdstown became the first municipality in West Virginia to support a global greenhouse gas agreement. The Town Council voted to sign on to the U.S. Mayor's Climate Protection Agreement. No matter where you live, you can attend Town Council and County Commission meetings--over and over again, if you need to--and ask that your local officials sign on to the U.S. Mayor's Climate Protection Agreement. Show your officials the Blueprint for Any City and let them know reducing greenhouse gas emissions can save money. More information coming soon. Also see: Sierra Club's Cool Cities Campaign
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West Virginia Events Attention WVU Alumni: WVU, Climate Change and You--Take E-Action Video: Get Informed, Get Active Climate Change and
Mel Tyree: Cooperation needed to avert global climate disaster Mel Tyree: Act now to stop building of coal-to-liquid plants Mel Tyree: Climate inertia can be overcome Global Warming Comes to Coal Country: The Prospects Global Warming Arrives in the Coal Country: Part One Mel Tyree: Naysayers suppressing global warming threat Report criticizes W.Va. for global warming gas emissions Atmospheric Scientist Offers View of a Changed WV
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Recent News on Climate Instability / Global Warming World CO2 levels at record high, scientists warn Global warming gases: WV cities act Four W.Va. cities pledge to fight global warming What if W.Va. started thinking of climate change policies that would be good for the state? For more global warming daily news links, see OVEC's daily news picks. Click here, look for the "Clim" icon at left.
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