Join Aveda and Audubon in calling for decisive action on climate change Climate change is one of the most critical issues facing the world today. This is why we joined forces with the National Audubon Society to urge leaders at the upcoming COP21 conference in Paris to reach a meaningful global agreement on climate change and keep global warming below 2°C.
And we are asking for you to sign the Aveda and Audubon Petition to join us in calling for decisive action on climate change. Once you sign, you will have the option to choose a photo of a beautiful bird to share with your family, friends and network to invite them to sign the petition so we can all be heard together.
As advocates for environmental responsibility, we work to better understand our planet to help make change. What we’ve learned from the National Audubon Society is that historically, birds are initial indicators of environmental issues. They reflect changes in the environment quickly; they warn us when nature is out of balance, sending out signals whenever there is deterioration in the ecosystem.
Birds are some of the leading characters in telling the story of our relationship to the natural world. Up to half of the world’s birds species are vulnerable to the effects of climate change, and many could become extinct if we don’t take action.
The common Loon, seen above, nests across northern North America and parts of Greenland and Iceland, and migrates south. Climate change could force the loon and its offspring farther north all year moving it out of its intended habitat. And this is just one species’ story.
By adding your name to the petition, you’re calling for:
A commitment to significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions
The promotion of clean energy and energy conservation
The protection of our forests, grasslands and diverse ecosystems
The protection of our oceans, rivers, lakes and streams
Learn more about the petition and others birds, including the Scarlet Tanager, Atlantic Puffin, and Hyacinth Macaw, by visiting the petition site and to sign the petition.
Voice your concern for the cause by selecting a bird and sharing it on Facebook.
SHARING CREATES CHANGE #Paris2015 #COP21 #OneVoiceOneWorld
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Well versed in the latest techniques and
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Our full service beauty spa and nail
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At La Tierra Salon & Day Spa, our
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One Voice, One World
Environment
Join Aveda and Audubon in calling for decisive action on climate change
Climate change is one of the most critical issues facing the world today. This is why we joined forces with the National Audubon Society to urge leaders at the upcoming COP21 conference in Paris to reach a meaningful global agreement on climate change and keep global warming below 2°C.
And we are asking for you to sign the Aveda and Audubon Petition to join us in calling for decisive action on climate change. Once you sign, you will have the option to choose a photo of a beautiful bird to share with your family, friends and network to invite them to sign the petition so we can all be heard together.
As advocates for environmental responsibility, we work to better understand our planet to help make change. What we’ve learned from the National Audubon Society is that historically, birds are initial indicators of environmental issues. They reflect changes in the environment quickly; they warn us when nature is out of balance, sending out signals whenever there is deterioration in the ecosystem.
Birds are some of the leading characters in telling the story of our relationship to the natural world. Up to half of the world’s birds species are vulnerable to the effects of climate change, and many could become extinct if we don’t take action.
The common Loon, seen above, nests across northern North America and parts of Greenland and Iceland, and migrates south. Climate change could force the loon and its offspring farther north all year moving it out of its intended habitat. And this is just one species’ story.
By adding your name to the petition, you’re calling for:
Voice your concern for the cause by selecting a bird and sharing it on Facebook.
SHARING CREATES CHANGE #Paris2015 #COP21 #OneVoiceOneWorld
See More on Living Aveda
- See more at: http://livingaveda.com/one-voice-one-world/#sthash.euPPBsug.dpufAnd we are asking for you to sign the Aveda and Audubon Petition to join us in calling for decisive action on climate change. Once you sign, you will have the option to choose a photo of a beautiful bird to share with your family, friends and network to invite them to sign the petition so we can all be heard together.
As advocates for environmental responsibility, we work to better understand our planet to help make change. What we’ve learned from the National Audubon Society is that historically, birds are initial indicators of environmental issues. They reflect changes in the environment quickly; they warn us when nature is out of balance, sending out signals whenever there is deterioration in the ecosystem.
Birds are some of the leading characters in telling the story of our relationship to the natural world. Up to half of the world’s birds species are vulnerable to the effects of climate change, and many could become extinct if we don’t take action.
The common Loon, seen above, nests across northern North America and parts of Greenland and Iceland, and migrates south. Climate change could force the loon and its offspring farther north all year moving it out of its intended habitat. And this is just one species’ story.
By adding your name to the petition, you’re calling for:
- A commitment to significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions
- The promotion of clean energy and energy conservation
- The protection of our forests, grasslands and diverse ecosystems
- The protection of our oceans, rivers, lakes and streams
Voice your concern for the cause by selecting a bird and sharing it on Facebook.
SHARING CREATES CHANGE #Paris2015 #COP21 #OneVoiceOneWorld
See More on Living Aveda
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