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'The Beautiful Truth: The World's Simplest Cure for Cancer' to Premiere in Los Angeles Nov. 26th

The Beautiful Truth

A teen embarks on a cross-country trip to investigate the merits of a natural therapy for cancer based upon diet. He learns that this cure, which boldly contradicts the treatments promoted by the medical establishment, has existed for over half a century.

For more information visit the film website: http://www.thebeautifultruthmovie.com/

Support Green Jobs in California!

From Green for All

Tell your Senator to Support Green Jobs!

There's a new bill in the California State Senate that would invest 3 BILLION dollars in green jobs, education for high school students, and investments in clean energy business! Even better, it specifically focuses on California's most disadvantaged communities to receive green career education, training, and job opportunity.

SB 1672, the "Renewable Energy, Climate Change, Career Technical Education, and Clean Technology Job Creation Bond Act"  will create many benefits for California's communities, environment, and economy by:

-Fighting global warming and pollution by growing the green, clean economy. The bill invests in clean technologies, renewable energy, and energy efficiency -- all critical to saving ourselves from the global warming climate crisis. It also provides for cleanup of toxins in our land and water.

-Stimulating the green economy and create jobs. The Act provides loans, grants, and incentives for green businesses to grow -- and to create good-paying jobs, a robust economy, and a strong tax base for state and local governments.

-Helping people lift themselves out of poverty through green-collar career opportunities. Millions of Californians are stuck in low-wage, dead-end jobs or face unemployment. This bill focuses on training and career opportunities for Californians left out of the pollution-based economy.

-Promoting high school graduation. Every year, an astounding 150,000 students in California drop out of high school. The bill helps students finish high school and start green careers.  


Contact your Senator Today!

Green for All

(posted 4/4/08)

Take Action. Support Green Jobs!


Planting Peace

The Green Jobs Act of 2007 authorized $125 million per year to create an Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Worker Training Program as an amendment to the Workforce Investment Act (WIA).  The Green Jobs Act (GJA) is an initial pilot program to identify needed skills, develop training programs, and train workers for jobs in a range of industries - including energy efficient building, construction and retrofits, renewable electric power, energy efficient vehicles, biofuels, and manufacturing that produces sustainable products and uses sustainable processes and materials.  It targets a broad range of populations for eligibility, but has a special focus on creating "green pathways out of poverty."

Congress has not yet appropriated money for the Green Jobs Act. Please contact your Senator today and urge them to fund the Green Jobs Act of 2007! 

Click here to take action!

Read more at Green for All's web site.

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