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posted by EarthwatchJohn
Welcome to the Beat the Heat Climate Change Campaign! Kicking off with our huge bash in Boston on August 14 and then running through October 14, we're working to engage as many people as possible in our climate change research. What can you do to take action?
1) Become a member of Earthwatch and join the movement
2) Donate to help support our climate change projects around the world
3) Join us in the field as a volunteer
4) If you're in New England, volunteer on on one of our local climate change volunteering opportunities
5) Invite all your friends to join our Beat the Heat "Cause" page on Facebook here:
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Ready to take action? Whatever you choose, you can go here to do it:
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Last but not least, please pass the URL on to everyone you know who shares your concern for our planet. Thanks!
John
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