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<center>[[Student Social Action Movements|Home]] | [[Student Social Action Against Racism|Race]] | [[Student Social Action for Labor Rights|Labor Rights]] | [[Student Social Action Against Discrimination related to Gender|Gender]] | [[Student Social Action for Environmental Justice|Environmental Justice]] | [[What Can Be Done?| Taking Action]] </center> | |||
Current progresses in Environmental Justice at Colleges and Universities are linked to the achievement of '''Long-Term Sustainability'''. Students at colleges and universities nationwide are participating in a larger scale movement of '''Local Community-Based Commitments to the Kyoto Protocol'''.<br> | |||
This movement comes not only as a step forward to achieve a more sustainable way of living as a society, but also as a channel of expression that shows that US Citizens are concerned about Sustainability. The achievement of massiveness of this movement would have the potential to pressure the current Bush Administration and the Congress not only to commit to the Kyoto Protocol, but also to make '''Sustainability''' a '''PRIORITY''' | |||
Latest revision as of 11:41, 2 May 2006
Current progresses in Environmental Justice at Colleges and Universities are linked to the achievement of Long-Term Sustainability. Students at colleges and universities nationwide are participating in a larger scale movement of Local Community-Based Commitments to the Kyoto Protocol.
This movement comes not only as a step forward to achieve a more sustainable way of living as a society, but also as a channel of expression that shows that US Citizens are concerned about Sustainability. The achievement of massiveness of this movement would have the potential to pressure the current Bush Administration and the Congress not only to commit to the Kyoto Protocol, but also to make Sustainability a PRIORITY
