Earth Day started on April 22, 1970, was credited with launching the modern environmental movement, and passed the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act & Endangered Species Act.
Take some time today to think about what you can do on a local, national or global level to make our home more sustainable. Since it’s rainy today, I highly encourage reading an eco-themed book. My niece is choosing an Inconvient Truth for her literature, while I went with “End of the Line”:
Happy Earth Day today (and everyday!) Philadelphia!!!
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