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New Do Something Club - Save Our Planet!!! Pensacola Area!!!!
I've recently started a Do Something Club in the Pensacola, FL area, called Save Our Planet, concerning with Global Warming, Endangered Species, and Extreme Proverty. If ANYONE is interested in joining the club, please contact me at
The club is open to all ages, and we'll be picking our vice president, secretary, and photographer at our first meeting, which is yet to be set. For more information, you can find Save Our Planet at the Pensacola Earth Day at Bayview park on April 19th, Saturday. Thank You, and PLEASE, I URGE YOU TO JOIN!!! WE NEED PEOPLE TO HELP AND CARE ABOUT OUR PLANET
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Chapel Hill Goes Green
Chapel Hill, North Carolina has been working very hard lately to make the world greener. Recently, a biking incentive was placed in the town for employees in Chapel Hill to bike to their jobs and to run errands with them. The local government has also decided to build green public buildings from now on and UNC is doing the same. UNC is also urging their students to make wise green decisions too.