Current Green is featuring Climate Change Bloggers on Blog Action Day
I admit, it feels a little weird to say, "We're featuring posts on climate change on Thursday!" since after all...we feature content on climate change every day...but we are inspired by the theme, and are looking forward to participating in Blog Action Day!
There are 2 ways to participate:
1. Opinion/News Blog posts on our www.current.com/green
2. Poetry and Art will be featured on the Current Green blog
Looking forward to an extra inspired day with all of you~
Need a reminder about Blog Action Day?
There are 2 ways to participate:
1. Opinion/News Blog posts on our www.current.com/green
- Goto current.com/green, go to the top right corner and hit "add something"
- Add your blog post (a link to your original post will automatically be generated)
- Don't forget to add a photo
- Title your piece: "your title: Blog Action Day" for example, if the title of my piece is "wiser earth" I would title it, "Wiser Earth: Blog Action Day"
2. Poetry and Art will be featured on the Current Green blog
- We are dedicating the Current Green blog to artistic expressions inspired by climate change
- Email your post (WITH LINKS if there are any) to llamb@current.com with"blog action" in the subject headline
Looking forward to an extra inspired day with all of you~
Need a reminder about Blog Action Day?
Blog Action Day is an annual event that unites the world's bloggers in posting about the same issue on the same day on their own blogs with the aim of sparking discussion around an issue of global importance. Blog Action Day 2009 will be the largest-ever social change event on the web. One day. One issue. Thousands of voices.
Climate change affects us all and it threatens more than the environment. It threatens to cause famine, flooding, war, and millions of refugees.
Given the urgency of the issue of climate change and the upcoming international climate negotiations in Copenhagen this December, we think the blogosphere has the unique opportunity to mobilize millions of people around expressing support for finding a sustainable solution to the climate crisis.
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- green blog
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- Art, Climate Change, Activism, Poetry, 3 more
