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Washington’s America. Lincoln’s America. OUR AMERICA.
February 18th, 2013 by ACE Field Correspondent
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ACE Field Correspondents are students and ACE Team members reporting from regions around the country on climate news, events, inspiration and more. To become a Field Correspondent, contact your ACE Educator or email blog@climateeducation.org
The Next Worldwide Movement
February 11th, 2013 by ACE Field Correspondent
Tara shows that by channeling our creativity for a cause we can make being green a worldwide movement. It starts today, and it starts with you.
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ACE Field Correspondents are students and ACE Team members reporting from regions around the country on climate news, events, inspiration and more. To become a Field Correspondent, contact your ACE Educator or email blog@climateeducation.org
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ACE Field Correspondents are students and ACE Team members reporting from regions around the country on climate news, events, inspiration and more. To become a Field Correspondent, contact your ACE Educator or email blog@climateeducation.org
ACE Field Correspondents are students and ACE Team members reporting from regions around the country on climate news, events, inspiration and more. To become a Field Correspondent, contact your ACE Educator or email blog@climateeducation.org
ACE Field Correspondents are students and ACE Team members reporting from regions around the country on climate news, events, inspiration and more. To become a Field Correspondent, contact your ACE Educator or email blog@climateeducation.org
What are You Doing for Earth Week?
April 18th, 2012 by ACE Field Correspondent
This is a guest post by Tara Chattoraj, sophomore at Wheaton Warrenville South High School.
Earth Week is here and it’s time to get moving! Earth Day goes hand in hand with Earth Week, and with the easy publicity provided by newspapers and tons of other organizations, this is your chance to really go big with the environment.
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ACE Field Correspondents are students and ACE Team members reporting from regions around the country on climate news, events, inspiration and more. To become a Field Correspondent, contact your ACE Educator or email blog@climateeducation.org
Collect the DOTs
March 9th, 2012 by ACE Field Correspondent
This is a guest post by Tara Chattoraj, student at Wheaton Warrenville South in Chicago.
“If you want to 1 year of prosperity, plant corn.
If you want 10 years of prosperity, plant trees.
If you want 100 years of prosperity, educate people.”
-Chinese proverb
As environmental clubs, a part of what we do is inform the public, in order to bring more change than each individual in our club can do. We want to help our schools, our community, and our nation – heck, the world — to take a green stance. Pretty big job, huh? Well, that’s why I’m writing about one of my favorite ACE awareness projects: DOTs.
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ACE Field Correspondents are students and ACE Team members reporting from regions around the country on climate news, events, inspiration and more. To become a Field Correspondent, contact your ACE Educator or email blog@climateeducation.org