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ENVIRONMENT DAY
June 5


"We must set an example now and move environmentalism from being the philosophy of a passionate minority ... to a way of life that automatically integrates ecology into governmental policy and normal living standards."
~ Leonardo DiCaprio

The environmental movement is one of the most successful social change movements. Popularizing Earth Day celebrations can be credited with bringing the movement to the mainstream. Through grassroots efforts, festivals, fairs, assemblies and concerts have helped popularize concern for our environment in the public's mind. Since so many people participate in Earth Day activities, Earth Day is the perfect opportunity to get people to tap-into the better world movement, so that they can find the inspiration and encouragement to continue activities for a more peaceful, just and sustainable world all year long.

When is Earth Day? Actually, there are 3 Earth Days - 3 dates that are dedicated to helping raise awareness about the health and well being of the land, skies and water of our planet Earth. The original Earth Day is celebrated on the Spring Equinox each year (In 2006 it falls on March 20). April 22 is the date that most people know as Earth Day. Both of these Earth Days were first celebrated in 1970. In 1972, the United Nations designated June 5 as World Environment Day to commemorate the opening of the Conference on the Human Environment in Stockholm that year, which ultimately led to the creation of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the main UN body devoted to protecting our environment.

There are many different ecological issues to raise awareness about, on Earth Day and all year long - global climate change, protecting wildlife habitat, preventing pollution and cleaning up polluted air, water and land, conserving our natural resources, and many other issues … What's your ecological passion?

Spring Equinox
(March 20, 2006)
Earth Society Foundation

April 22, 2006
Earthday Network

June 5, 2006
World Environment Day
UN's Dag Hammarskjold Library Links

Documents
Earth Charter
77 Theses on the Care of the Earth

United Nations
UN Works for the Environment
Issues on the UN Agenda: Environment
United Nations Environment Network

Organizations
Care2.com
Changing The Present: Environment
Co-op America
Earth First
Earth Future
Earth Society Foundation
Environmental Defense Fund
Greenpeace International
Natural Resources Defense Council
Renew America
Solar Electric Light Fund

Quotes for the Earth


Environment Day Handout - PDF
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Freedom Day - February 1
Women's Day - March 8
Earth Day - April 22
Diversity Day - May 21
Interfaith Day - June 22
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No Nukes Day - August 6
Peace Day - September 21
End Hunger Day - October 16
Tolerance Day - November 16
Human Rights Day - December 10

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