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> Home > Local Conservation Issues Local Conservation IssuesThe Sierra Club has networks of activists at the state and national levels. There are many ways to get involved, starting with something as easy as subscribing to an e-mail list and receiving alerts of pending environmental legislation, regulatory measures, meetings and other calls to action. Your response can vary from sending an email or letter to your representatives, to attending local or regional meetings, researching issues, to getting involved in community outreach in an issue campaign to raise awareness and garner support. The first step is to learn about local issues and become aware of how they affect you, the larger community, and the environment. Each issue may have complex interactions, but overall the club strives for solutions which help acheive more sustainable and liveable communities. Sustainability involves efficient use (conservation) of natural resources - land, water, air and energy. Liveable commmunities are those which are safe and healthy, provide for outdoor recreation like walking and biking, and involve mixed use - that is they have homes, shopping, employment and entertainment facilities within walking distance. Conservation Update (May/June 2008) Conservation Update (April 2008) Issues in the Northern Virginia Area
Consideration of Sustainable Development Policy in Fairfax County Transportation
Air Quality
Conservation Campaigns in VirginiaCoolFairfax - Local Government Action on Global Warming
Fight Global Warming at home - and save moneyGlobal Warming is directly related to our energy usage. List of resources to learn about energy efficiency and conservation, and how you can save energy (and money) around your home or workplace. Manage your Vampire Electrical Loads |
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