Earth Day is Monday, April 22! Since 1970, the annual event has brought us together to officially celebrate our home planet and take action to improve and protect the Earth.
If you’d like to explore options to come together with others in your community to celebrate or work in service, check out this handy map of events from earthday.org.

While Earth Day is a great opportunity to inspire collective action, we believe that protecting Earth’s natural resources for future generations requires all hands on deck, every day of the year.
Our ability to eliminate carbon pollution, confront extreme weather, and leave a safer and healthier world for our children and grandchildren depends on just how many of us show up. This Earth Day, the best way to celebrate is by rolling up your sleeves, taking action in your community, and playing your part in the Clean Energy Generation!
Through the Clean Energy Generation movement, we are coming together to create healthier communities and a more secure and sustainable environment. No matter your age, income, zip code, or abilities, you can play a role. You don’t have to have the answers, learning more is a great way to start. Join us, and we’ll share ideas, resources, tools, and practices to show how we can all be part of the transformation, every day of the year.
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Earth Day and Every Day: Taking Action with the Clean Energy Generation
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