Green The Block

Earth Day on Every Block: Middle Georgia

May 3, 2010 - 12:27pm

Middle Georgia Clean Air and Clean Cities Coalitions hosted an Earth Day Celebration at Cherry Plaza in Downtown Macon to educate and commemorate Eco-advocates.

It's Eco-friendly living at its best. Middle Georgia's Earth Day celebration not only honored Mother Nature, but also showed people how going green isn't just about the environment.

Greening the block with Drake

April 30, 2010 - 2:17pm

Julian Mocine-McQueen and Sean Muldoon, Green the Block

Drake wants you to sign the pledge! http://greentheblock.net/pledge For the next month, we’re on the road with Drake on the Campus Consciousness Tour across 17 campuses and 16 states.

Communities across the country take part in Earth Day on Every Block

April 26, 2010 - 5:18pm

Julian Mocine-McQueen

Last Thursday and throughout the weekend, for the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day, we at Green The Block celebrated and took action at events all over the country. As I look over some of the stories coming in from these events, I am humbled by the leadership and partnerships that are emerging in cities and towns across the country.

Today: Appalachian State University hosts Sustainability Symposium for Earth Day on Every Block

April 21, 2010 - 12:49pm

Miriam Makhyoun

This year, Earth Day is coming to Appalachia! For Green The Block’s Earth Day on Every Block, the Appalachian State University is inviting the community to attend a free Sustainability Symposium, hosted by ASU’s Graduate Chapter of The Net Impact Club and sponsored in part by the Walker College of Business Sustainable MBA Program.

Drake tour kicks off in State College, Pennsylvania!

April 19, 2010 - 1:18pm

What Earth Day means to Minneapolis this year.

April 13, 2010 - 12:46pm

Karen Monahan

Earth Day 2010, April 22 in Minnesota As Earth Day 2010 approaches, you may be thinking – do environmental issues affect my everyday life? Or are they just something that people get worked up about once a year?

Earth Day on Every Block

April 7, 2010 - 3:45pm

On April 22, 1970, the world recognized the first Earth Day. That same year, Hip Hop was born in the streets of New York City. For four decades, Earth Day and Hip Hop have been seen by many as rebellious; two voices speaking out against injustice, two commitments to principles that make some uncomfortable or angry.