Mama Jones Couldn’t be Prouder

Mother Jones logoMother Jones, a prominent progressive media outlet, has taken notice of the Climate Week of Action in April Rabkin’s latest post. Referred to the Climate Week of Action as “the largest student protest of global warming yet,” the MotherJ post goes on to highlight some of the successes of the week including the delivery of letters to Gov. Machin of West Virginia asking for a new elementary school in Marsh Fork. Check out the post!

1 Response to “Mama Jones Couldn’t be Prouder”


  1. 1 Nicholas Angel-Peace Feb 5th, 2007 at 5:05 pm

    Let’s keep the pressure on, pusing for change at every level of government. I’m a student in Oregon trying to increase the involvment of local governments in my state, in the fight against global warming. I’d be thrilled if any of you (especially Oregon folks) would visit the website of the Oregon Cities Climate Solutions Network at http://www.occsn.blogspot.com, and take a look around. We’ve got petitions to sign, and lots more!


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Michael is a passionate advocate for conservation and sustainability. The son of a West Virginia forest ranger, Michael graduated from the University of Florida with a B.S. in Zoology. A Truman and Udall Scholar, Michael has worked for a number of public organizations including the National Geographic Society, the International Fund for Animal Welfare, and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. He has particularly been involved with SustainUS, the U.S. youth network for sustainable development. Michael is currently finishing a Masters of Public Administration at the Maxwell School of Syracuse University.

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