BPF Boston: Join the Massachusetts rally for climate action!

[BPF Boston chapter announcements]

This email was forwarded from Christine Aquilino, 
who has organized Boston BPF peace walks in the 
past.  She was hoping to get a group of BPF'ers 
to join the last day of the walk on March 
24th.  Contact her at 
<https://secure.capital-internet.net/cp/delete_forward_address.jsp?address_id=1488>christinea at bpfboston.org 
if you're interested in walking together.

Peace,
Craig

From: Union of Concerned Scientists Action Network <action at ucsusa.org>
Date: Wed, 07 Mar 2007 22:02:43 GMT
Subject: Join the Massachusetts rally for climate action!

We have a chance to participate in a historic 
moment in the movement to stop global warming. 
For nine days this month, citizens of all ages, 
politics, and religious beliefs will walk across 
Massachusetts to draw attention to the climate 
crisis and demand bold action from decision 
makers. By the time we reach Boston on March 24, 
we're expecting the largest global warming 
demonstration in U.S. history. This Interfaith 
Walk for Climate Rescue starts in Northampton on 
March 16 and ends in Boston on March 24 with 
Climate Rescue Day­a walk leaving Cambridge at 
11:30 a.m. for Boston, an interfaith service at 
2:00 p.m. at Old South Church, and then a rally 
at 3:00 p.m. at Copley Square. We invite you to 
participate at any point during these nine days. 
Better still, recruit a team from your workplace, 
school, community, or house of worship. Be a 
visible part of this groundswell for climate 
action! With your help, this event can be a 
turning point. We're hoping to draw hundreds of 
people on the walk and over a thousand people to 
participate in the rally. Throughout, the message 
will be consistent: we demand bold and immediate 
action from our public officials to achieve 80 
percent reductions in global warming pollution by 
2050. The walk and rally are being organized by a 
broad coalition of faith and environmental 
organizations, including the Union of Concerned 
Scientists. For complete information, click here 
<http://ucsaction.org/ct/V7A9r5d1_zR7/> . Sincerely, Jean Sideris
National Field Organizer
Global Environment Program 
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