[ACT] Treebune News- Green Cities Report and TreeVitalize Statewide Program

Jared Liu jared at actrees.org
Mon May 18 12:42:35 EDT 2009


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May 18, 2009




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NATIONAL NEWS
Green Cities Report- How Key Cities are Combating Climate Change
(Washington, DC)- A new report released today called Green Cities is
one of the first assessments of exactly how 40 of the country's
largest cities are trying to limit their carbon footprints and take
the steps needed to raise these efforts to the next level. According
to the survey, cities have generally fallen short in their ability to
create an equitable green economy- one that connects low-income people
and under-invested urban communities to the economic mainstream.





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LOCAL STORY
Aid for shade: Municipalities eyeing money to buy trees
(Johnsontown, PA)- Pennsylvania communities are lining up to take
advantage of a state initiative to increase the number of trees along
urban streets and in parks. The state Department of Conservation and
Natural Resources is making available funds to purchase trees.
Volunteers will be enlisted to plant and maintain the trees for years
to come.






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