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Earth Day 2024 in MA

 Some choice events:


Saturday April 20 All Day (Rain Date April 21)  Solar Rollers Earth Day River Ride. Bicycle ride from Greenfield, MA to Northfield, MA with stops along the way and a Rally at the Riverview Picnic area in Northfield to Shutdown Northfield Mountain Pumped Storage Station. 9-10 am—rally & cyclists depart from Greenfield Common;11 am-12 noon—rally & cyclists arrive/depart from Unity Park, Montague; 12 noon—1.7 mile walk begins from Cabot Camp (186 Mineral Rd., Millers Falls); 1 pm— rally at Riverview Picnic Area, NorthfieldContact: ctriverdefenders@gmail.com  


Saturday April 20, 10am to 2pm. Join us at the Unitarian Society of Northampton, MA and  Surrounding Areas for an Earth Day Arts and Climate Fair as we name the changes we see in the world around us and celebrate the solutions at hand in our community if we are able to act together. The Fair will include an Art Pulse for the Rights of Nature Parade, a Mothers* Rebellion Circle, a Climate Chorus Sing-a-Long, the 3.5% art installation, and the chance to talk to many local climate groups about action and solutions! More details to come. Sponsored by Extinction Rebellion Western Massachusetts, the Enviro Show, Western Massachusetts Rights of Nature, and the Trees as a Public Good Network.Want to table, sponsor, cover this event in the press, or get involved in some other way? Email xr_western_mass@protonmail.com

Saturday April 20, 2pm.  The Boston Red Rebel chapter will be participating in the Red Rebel International Day of Action on Saturday April 20. We invite you to meet us at the Park Street MBTA station at 2pm on Saturday April 20. Together we will process throughout downtown Boston, MA as a funeral procession with die-ins. The Red Rebel International Day of Action is focusing on the death of life on earth. Go HERE


Sunday April 21, 7:00 pm – 8:30pm.  Trees as a Public Good Network (founded by ORMA and its allies) will host a forum on this timely and critically important topic. The webinar (via Zoom) will discuss how to make development truly climate friendly and “green” by preserving the crucial climate services provided by trees in urban areas and in wild forests. To ensure a livable future for all of us, we need trees and the watersheds they sustain alongside development of solar energy, denser and more affordable housing, and other necessary infrastructure. Register here to be kept informed and receive the Zoom link.


Monday April 22, 4pm.  This Earth Day, join XR Boston’s Rebels and others to throw a party in honor of our planet in downtown Boston. This is an event for everyone, and will be celebratory in nature, featuring art, music, chanting, and a short walk through the district to share our love of the planet — and the need for greater action to protect it — with fellow Bostonians. We will gather on the Greenway (exact location TBA) at 4pm on Monday, April 22. Join us in celebration, love, and rage for the planet! RSVP Here   



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