Just a quick reminder that the South Carolina Change the Climate Concert is tomorrow night at the Music Farm (the show starts at 8 p.m.)

If you can make it (right now I don’t have a sitter!), this is great opportunity to join the rest of the world in an effort to save our planet.  I hope to see you there!

Share this on:
  • E-mail this story to a friend!
  • Facebook
  • TwitThis
  • Digg
  • del.icio.us
  • Yahoo! Buzz
  • Mixx
  • LinkedIn
  • Google
  • Reddit
  • StumbleUpon


1 Response to “Climate Concert is Tomorrrow”

  1. 1 ma

    Edwards Wins Straw Poll on Climate Change

    Former Senator John Edwards won MoveOn.org Political Action’s poll on the climate crisis which asked, “Which candidate’s position on dealing with the climate crisis do you prefer?” Of the field of eight Democratic hopefuls, Edwards received 33% of the total votes cast–more than twice the support of the next two candidates, Rep. Kucinich and Senator Clinton, who each garnered 15.7%.

    http://moveon.org/press/pr/release071107.html

    whoo-hoo!

Leave a Reply










Subscribe to Go Green

 RSS Feed




Go Green Social Sites



Become a Fan on Facebook
Follow Us on Twitter
See Our Photos on Flickr




Browse by Topic



9 Questions (3)
Announcements (72)
Blogs (4)
Bottled Water (7)
buying local (6)
Cardboard (1)
Carrotmob (1)
Charleston (117)
Charleston County (55)
Cleaning (1)
Climate Change (26)
Clothing (1)
Coal (2)
Community (51)
Composting (17)
Conservation (43)
Corporations (12)
Dorchester County (7)
Driving (3)
Earth Day (3)
Education (30)
Electronics (2)
Energy (48)
Energy Conservation Tips (19)
Events (92)
Food (32)
Freecycle (1)
Gardening (4)
Global Warming (17)
Go Green Charleston (42)
Go Green Local Guide (5)
Go Green Polls (11)
Go Green TV (2)
Government (17)
Green Building (11)
Green Choices (102)
Green Gardening (23)
Green News and Notes (7)
Green Nonprofits (4)
Interviews (3)
Kids (4)
Litter (3)
Local Business (75)
Local Produce (28)
Local Projects (100)
Maps (10)
Mount Pleasant (30)
Nonprofits (1)
Oil Dependency (15)
Organic (1)
Paper (15)
Parenting (6)
Park Circle (3)
Parks (4)
Plastic Bags (15)
Plastics (39)
Politics (6)
Pollution (20)
Public Transportation (14)
Recycling (93)
Recycling Fail (4)
Reducing Consumption (29)
Reviews (13)
Roundups (20)
Sensibly Green (2)
Solar (2)
South Carolina (15)
Summerville (5)
Surprising Recyclables (10)
Sustainability (1)
Sustainable Living (94)
Technology (1)
Trash (88)
Travel (27)
Uncategorized (4)
Water (21)
Weekly Trashed (19)
West Ashley (5)
Workshops (1)

Site Tools