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APRIL 2010, VOLUME 5
The Taste of Spring is Back
CELEBRATE GROWING GREEN WINNERS

Winners and judges of NRDC's 2010 Growing Green Awards plot our food future: Check out Nora Pouillon on improving our food system, Karl Kupers on reclaiming wheat from the commodity market and and Russ Lester on growing better walnuts. Read all the posts at OnEarth.

Try out spring recipes at Simple Steps.

Learn about Alice Waters' call to arms for reforming the U.S. school lunch system.

Find out more about all of the award winners.



Simple Steps - green living fromNRDC
Join in the CO2 SmackdownJoin in the CO2 Smackdown
Cut your energy and water use, while saving money and the planet. At My Simple Steps, use our calculators and maps to track your savings and compare the total results in your state to those of other states around the country. But beware, things could get a little competitive. We say go for it, have some fun, and may the best state win. Smack down your CO2 today.



2010 Good Jobs, Green Jobs National Conference
NRDC is proud to participate in the Good Jobs, Green Jobs National Conference on May 5 in Washington, DC. Turn ideas into action and help build a new, green economy in the United States by joining NRDC's Executive Director Peter Lehner and other environmentalists, community and business leaders and union members in workshops and forums. Register today!



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Tell your senators to put clean energy legislation back on track.

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New OnEarth

Rising Currents
We don't often think of New York City as a chain of islands, but it is. That means the nation's most populous city is also one of the most likely to be affected by rising sea levels. Museum of Modern Art curator Barry Bergdoll leads you through architects' visions of New York's future in this OnEarth audio slideshow.


From Our Blogs

Dan Lashof
Dan Lashof, Climate Center director

We need a clean energy revolution that creates 2 million jobs, cuts 2 billion tons, and saves 2 trillion dollars.
"The next step for our environment, our economy, and our security is a comprehensive clean energy and climate bill that adds 2 million clean energy jobs, cuts pollution by 2 billion tons, and saves 2 trillion dollars worth of oil imports. That may sound like a tall order, but those benefits are within reach if Americans join together to demand action as they did on the first Earth Day."

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