I’ve been fortunate to travel to Michigan a few times in the past year and a half and have fond memories of all the people I’ve met there.


I’ve been fortunate to travel to Michigan a few times in the past year and a half and have fond memories of all the people I’ve met there.
So, what can you do from home? After getting that question via email from a number of you, I pulled together a few ideas based on what I’m seeing here.
Today I’m busy connecting with the team from 350.org, who all know Traverse City by name and are so happy to finally meet someone from a city that they have been hearing about for over a year, thanks to the good work of so many people who helped put TC350 on the map.
And so it really is happening, finally! Young people, old people, seasoned travelers, climate experts, students, and activists from around the world are on their way to what is to be the world’s biggest stage for negotiating climate solutions.
On October 30, 2009, I was almost arrested.
A few weeks ago, I blogged a bit about communities that are coming together to create their own green energy futures.