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the Heartland Awakening the Dreamer, Changing the Dream Symposium by June Holte at 1 - 4 pm on June 14th at the Discovery Center, 4750 Troost. Join us in this global initiative to transform the dream of the world. We will explore the links between humanity’s most critical concerns to bring forth an environmentally sustainable, socially justand spiritually fulfilling human presence on earth. This multimedia symposium combines information, group interaction and video clips of respected luminaries that will bring awareness of assumptions on which our society is based and will inspire action. Read more... Kansas City to St. Louis – More travel options than you think
Travelers between Kansas City and St. Louis typically think of two choices -- drive or fly. But there are other options. Amtrak, Greyhound, and Megabus can get you across the state in as little as 4 hours and 15 minutes. There's no discount on a round-trip ticket, so feel free to "mix and match" -- for example, go by Megabus and return by Amtrak. We've compiled a schedule and other info about the the three carriers for your convenience. Make your next trip more earth-friendly. Read more... Changes in Store for Hidden Valley Natural Area by Doris Sherrick
Exploring, enjoying and protecting Hidden Valley Natural Area (HVNA) will become easier in the future as new hiking and accessible trails are constructed, erosion control features are put in place, and work to eliminate invasive exotic species continues. Read more... Environmental,
Community Groups Announce Important Energy Agreement with Major
Utility (Kansas City, Mo.) — In a groundbreaking agreement that can serve as a model for environmental groups and utilities working together, the Sierra Club, Kansas City Power & Light (KCP&L), and the Concerned Citizens of Platte County (CCPC) have agreed on a set of initiatives to offset carbon dioxide (CO2) and reduce other emissions for the Kansas City-based utility. Under the agreement announced today, KCP&L agrees to pursue offsets for all of the global warming emissions associated with its new plant through significant investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy, and cut pollution from its existing plants in order to improve air quality in the Greater Kansas City metro area. The agreement proposes other investments in clean energy, significant decreases in emissions and resolves four appeals pending between the Sierra Club, CCPC, and KCP&L. Full implementation of the terms of the agreement will necessitate approval from the appropriate authorities, as some of the initiatives in this agreement require either enabling legislative policy or regulatory approval. Read more... KCP&L’s
Dirty Air Permit Challenged! Peak
Oil, the Chamber, and a Regional Energy Strategy |
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