University
OSPIRG gears up for Earth Day
By Brian Blot h
Emerald Asso< iale Editor
University students are join
mg millions of people around
the world as they gear up for
the largest global demonstra
tion in history: Karth Day 1‘t'Hi
The 2()th anniversary of the
original Karth Day will be
marked with .1 new emphasis to
broaden the scope of environ
mental involvement The hope
is to go beyond the traditional
activist groups and individuals
On the national level. Karth
f)a\ Ht'H) representatives will
embark on a nationwide tour in
February to encourage other
groups to parti) ipate in the
April 22 event
l.o).illy. Karth l)n\ celehra
lion organizers have already he
gun building coalitions with
student groups not traditionally
involved yyilh the environmen
tal movement
"This is the first time such a
diverse community has come
together and yvorked on some
thing like this." said OSI’IKC.
chapter chairwoman Dalene
I.ovie "We yvant to make sure
everyone's voice is heard so yve
can help e.u h other to further
our oyvn causes
Organizers from the Survival
( enter and OSI’IKU. have been
meeting y\ 11h represenlatives of
various yvomen's and minority
groups over the past leyy
months gathering input and
planning lo( al c elehralioil
events
OSFIKCJ members in prepa
ration for the event have fo
( used the goals of their various
projei I groups toward F.arth
l)a\ t iiusi's
()SIMK(i student projet t
groups tut hiding tos.ii re
dilution. ( lean air ret v< ling
and hunger will plan various
events over the next four
months. t ii I in 11 i.i 11 n g with
Karth Day 19510. I.ovie said
Were tving all of our
groups into Kartli Dav." Kovie
said "The si ope of Kartli I )a\
is not just one dav hut after
and leading up to the event so
people continue to think, about
t he environment
OSl’IRC.'s consumer group
will he publishing a brochure
outlining the environmental
and investment historv ot van
ous credit i aid i ompanies hop
mg the inlormatiou will enable
students to support environ
mentally sound i ompanies and
avoid those th.it invest m harm
fid activ dies, Kov ie said
Another brochure will ad
dress tenant rights and the per
formant e ot various local prop
ertv management companies
and their treatment of student
renters
The group w ill also be < ol
letting personal pledge cards
asking students to be more en
v ironmentallv aware in their
daily at tiv dies Kovie salt!
OSl’IKt! ret eived over 1.000
pledges during the opening
w eek of the term
"Students are definitely in
terested anti willing to make
t flanges in then lives. she
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the t 'im ersilv hov ie said
OSI'IKd is planning a 1 'niversi
tv environmental audit to as
sess the school's use of toxics
and other hazardous wastes
and to encourage energy and
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