If you received word that there was a group of people walking 3,000
miles across the United States, and their end destination was your
house, would you take the time to greet them when they arrived? If one
of these cross-country adventurers wrote you a letter every day of this
journey, describing to you in detail the lands she traveled through and
the beautiful stories of the hundreds of people she met, would you write
back to her?
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Monday, June 17, 2013
Crossroads Rally in Albany (June 17th)
Picture courtesy of: http://renewnrg.blogspot.com/2013/05/rally-in-albany-against-fracking-and.html
This was the promotion sign for the rally, dubbed New York Crossroads, that I attended in Albany today, right on the lawn and stairs of the capitol building. To me, the message of the sign is simple. We have a choice in front of us to make, and it needs to be made now. We have reached the fork in the road. Do we pick dirty energy, fossil fuels, and environmental destruction (which in turn destroys us), or do we choose clean, green energy that will sustain us and our planet for an indefinite amount of time? To me, the choice seems obvious. But if it's as obvious as I think it is, I guess I wouldn't have been rallying in Albany earlier today.
Albany's Capitol Building
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