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Tags: jacarundistyle, ostrich eggshell decor, wrist cuffs, hostess gifts

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You may watch Live Earth : Concerts for a Climate in Crisis on MSN. Select bands are being featured on the Sundance Channel. Look around your TV dial, some other independent stations may be carrying it as well.

The entire idea behind Live Earth is that, if we care about the Earth, which we should, we may each take small steps toward positive change. The impact of many small steps is HUGE. Do not think you cannot make a difference–you can!

If you would like more information about steps toward positive change that you may take, please visit my other blog, Endangered Spaces or the Live Earth site.

I would like to share a funny story with you.

When organizers for Live Earth concert where looking for venues (7 concerts on 7 continents on 07/07/07), they wanted to schedule a concert in our nation’s capital, Washington, DC.

They were unable to because of the objections of a small group of Republican lawmakers, led by Oklahoma Senator James Inhofe. Inhofe blocked a bipartisan resolution that would have permitted Gore to choose the Capitol’s West Front as a Live Earth concert venue. “There has never been a partisan political event at the Capitol, and this is a partisan political event,” said Inhofe in March.

So the native people of the USA stepped up and offered the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian as a venue.

From the website of National Museum of the American Indian:

Preserving the health of Mother Earth is the gravest responsibility of our generation. Taking up this challenge begins with a call to consciousness. . . . there is no more important matter before humankind today, we are honored to bring to the museum musical and cultural talent, and speakers from the scientific and American Indian cultural communities, in the spirit of the Live Earth message.

Back to the funny story:

Live Earth maintains that it is not a partisan political event but is supported by people of all political stripes. “The calvary didn’t ride to the rescue, the American Indians did,” Gore told CBS TV today.

Only in America . . .

Tags: Live Earth concert, Al Gore, SOS, American Indians

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