Update from Britanny:

I've got great news. The Clean Lakes bill to ban phosphorus in fertilizer passed the Senate yesterday, and awaits the governor's signature to become law!

We know there are plenty more threats to our lakes and streams, but for today, it's great to know that by working together and stopping some of the worst pollution, our children and grandchildren will have a better chance of swimming and fishing in the kind of beautiful lakes we can remember.

If you're proud of what we accomplished and liked receiving updates and being a part of this campaign, please consider making a small contribution of $10-$15 to Wisconsin Environment right now.

Click here to donate:
https://www.wisconsinenvironment.org/action/clean-energy/phosphorus-ban?id4=ES

We're already planning our next campaign, and we'll be sending you regular updates on it. By chipping in a few dollars, you can help ensure we've got the resources to make it a success.

Click here to donate:
https://www.wisconsinenvironment.org/action/clean-energy/phosphorus-ban?id4=ES

Whether you can give $10, $20, $50, or even $100, every dollar makes a difference.

Click here to donate:
https://www.wisconsinenvironment.org/action/clean-energy/phosphorus-ban?id4=ES

I'm so proud of everyone who worked on this effort by signing the petition, making phone calls, sharing your stories or coming to public hearings. What a great day for clean lakes!

You'll hear back from me soon about our next campaign to protect Wisconsin's treasured environment. Thanks again.


Sincerely,

Dan Kohler
Wisconsin Environment Director
Dan@wisconsinenvironment.org
http://www.wisconsinenvironment.org

Greenfire open house! Tomorrow (Sunday) at 7:00pm!

Last Greenfire meeting of the term 5:30 Wednesday 18th March!

Be there if you still in town, otherwise have a great and relaxing Spring Break!!!

CADY event with Greenfire this Saturday!

- Math and Science day for 1^st-5^th graders. Greenfire  has a station!

                - We need volunteers!

                -Sat. 1:00-4:30pm (Be there 12:00-12:30 to set up.)

                -4 to 6 groups of kids (each 15-20 kids)

                -5 minute talk about how to recycle in Appleton. 

Make it interactive.

                -15 minute recycling/sorting game

-Who can sign up to help? This can be done in shifts. Just email Heather and we can set up a schedule.

                -Collect recyclable items, such as plastics, cans, etc. AND random non-recyclable items. Bring them to Greenfire. There is a bucket on the porch to put them in. Then we’ll just need to wash them out.

                -Plan game/make signs etc.

                -Megan will send us the flyer for the kids to take home

-There will be a logo planning meeting for a new Greenfire logo next Tuesday at 8:30pm at the house.

The rest of the minutes will be posted later :)

Thank you!!

Oberlin: ahead of the game/How can LU catch up?

This is an older video that we got from Jess last year. It highlights a house at Oberlin College that has taken ecoLiving to the next level. Check it out:

Would you like to see something like this on the LU campus? Would this even be allowed at LU? Post your comments below...

Greenfire gets a blog

Greenfire is a student activist group focused on effecting environmental change on campus, in the local community, and nationally. 

Come Join us every Thursday at 8:30 in Greenfire (Sabin) House right across the street from Downer!