Friday, April 19, 2019

LTE, Earthjustice, let us be realistic


RE: let us be realistic

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To:Daniel Barker
Feb‎ ‎22, 2017 at 12:31‎ ‎PM
Hello Daniel,

Thank you so much for your email and your support of Earthjustice!

Thank you also for your insight and vigilance on these issues. We strongly encourage our supporters to reach out to their local representatives and get active with local environmental groups to help make change happen. In your case, I might suggest looking into local “rails to trails” groups and the International Council on Clean Transportation (http://www.theicct.org/). Earthjustice also focuses heavily on keeping fossil fuels in the ground and promoting the switch to clean energy, particularly solar. You can read more about that here: http://earthjustice.org/climate-and-energy/clean-energy. We are also working on building a more robust sustainable farming portfolio, and one of our attorneys has a wonderful blog on the subject, which you can read here: http://earthjustice.org/tags/fertile-grounds.

I hope this helps! Thank you again!

Best,
Ella


Ella Clarke
Development Assistant - Donor Relations
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From: Daniel Barker [mailto:whipple1078@yahoo.com]
Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2017 1:10 AM
To: Earthjustice Information
Subject: let us be realistic

Earth Justice

Brettny Hardy
Sr. Associate Attorney  

Bettny,
 
    I moved to Lakeland between Tampa and Orlando in '02.  Clearly. we must be realistic!  More people, more money and income, means more goods shipped - and what do we do?
I propose a pragmatic approach - ask your fellow Floridians to consider the impact they are causing here.  My goal is to use less resources.  I have switched from incandescent to CFL to LED, and my iPod which I use is powered by USB.
    Also, we do not even begin to look at the man in the mirror.  Let me count the ways.  We eat too much meat, and even eating meat on a regular basis uses more resources and oil than transit.  We throw away plastic without any regard it came from petroleum.  We continue to drive too much.
     I propose working on promoting Amtrak, gradual shift to electric vehicle.  Also, change community so roads are designed for not just cars, allowing bicycles and others a way to end the madness of oil running amok.



What can I do?


Daniel Barker
6339 Egret Dr.
Lakeland, FL  33809-5652
863-815-4534

 


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