Protect Our Winters!
Protect Our Winters (POW) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the public education and the slowing down of the global warming crisis, with a direct focus on our Winter Sports community. POW will also help offset the level of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere by supporting projects that reduce the carbon dioxide in the environment.
POW was formed in 2007 by Jeremy Jones, a professional snowboarder to unite the winter sports community and focus our collective efforts towards initiatives that will directly impact our winters.
The mission of the foundation is to build a united front of winter sports enthusiasts, so that together, we can restore our winter climates.
POW will educate the community and provide tangible solutions that will make a difference today. Additionally, we will help fund renewable energy and work with local governments, developers and homeowners to increase the sustainable development projects in our winter climates. Check out the Protect Our Winters Website.
protectourwinters.org/
Protect Our Winters (POW) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the public education and the slowing down of the global warming crisis, with a direct focus on our Winter Sports community. POW will also help offset the level of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere by supporting projects that reduce the carbon dioxide in the environment.
POW was formed in 2007 by Jeremy Jones, a professional snowboarder to unite the winter sports community and focus our collective efforts towards initiatives that will directly impact our winters.
The mission of the foundation is to build a united front of winter sports enthusiasts, so that together, we can restore our winter climates.
POW will educate the community and provide tangible solutions that will make a difference today. Additionally, we will help fund renewable energy and work with local governments, developers and homeowners to increase the sustainable development projects in our winter climates. Check out the Protect Our Winters Website.
protectourwinters.org/
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Re: Boarder Climate Change Site
Thu, October 11, 2007 - 4:29 PMThanks for posting, Seal! I just joined. Given the past few years of rapidly-decreasing snowpack, how could I not?
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Re: Boarder Climate Change Site
Thu, October 11, 2007 - 6:16 PMYeah.. looks like a cool outfit. Thanks Karen for adding to the post... somehow I missed the original.
