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    Cool Cities Delaware is a state-wide volunteer effort that encourages local governments adopt energy sustainability, environmental stewardship and climate protection policies and programs. Several local governments were official participators in Earth Hour on march 27, 2010, turning out nonessential lighting to raise awareness of the need for action on climate change. Since 1992, more than 330 tons of tires, appliances, household items, plastic scraps and styrofoam debris have been removed from the Christina River and its tributaries.

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    Cool Cities Delaware is a state-wide volunteer effort that encourages local governments adopt energy sustainability, environmental stewardship and climate protection policies and programs. Several local governments were official participators in Earth Hour on march 27, 2010, turning out nonessential lighting to raise awareness of the need for action on climate change. Since 1992, more than 330 tons of tires, appliances, household items, plastic scraps and styrofoam debris have been removed from the Christina River and its tributaries.

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    April 2010 Cool Cities Deleware Newsletter

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    Cool Cities Delaware is a state-wide volunteer effort that encourages local governments adopt energy sustainability, environmental stewardship and climate protection policies and programs. Several local governments were official participators in Earth Hour on march 27, 2010, turning out nonessential lighting to raise awareness of the need for action on climate change. Since 1992, more than 330 tons of tires, appliances, household items, plastic scraps and styrofoam debris have been removed from the Christina River and its tributaries.

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    April 2010 http://coolcitiesde.us

    Painting Newark Green—A Cool Cities


    Celebration on April 19th
    Join us to celebrate the City of Newark’s
    commitment to energy sustainability,
    environmental stewardship and climate
    protection by endorsing the U.S. Mayors
    Climate Protection Agreement with light
    refreshments on Monday, April 19 at 7 pm
    at the City of Newark Municipal Building,
    220 Elkton Road in Newark. Activities will
    include a green ribbon cutting and special
    recognition to the honorable Mayor Vance
    A. Funk III. This event is cosponsored by
    Newark City Councilman from the fifth
    district Ezra Temko.

    Cool Cities Delaware is a Earth Hour in Review


    state-wide volunteer effort
    that encourages local In addition to the State of
    governments adopt energy Delaware, several local
    sustainability, governments were official
    environmental stewardship participators in Earth Hour on
    and climate protection March 27, 2010, turning out non-
    policies and programs. essential lighting to raise
    awareness of the need for action
    Join us on Facebook on climate change. They included
    Questions? please contact:
    Ron Zink, Chairman Cheswold, Newark, and Smyrna.
    28 Winged Foot Road
    Dover, DE 19904
    coolcitiesde@gmail.com We were also proud to partner
    (302) 735-8996 with the Unitarian Universalist
    A Program of: Fellowship of Newark for their
    Earth Hour celebration. See page
    two for the Faces of Earth Hour
    that were photographed during the
    event.
    Cool Cities Delaware Newsletter - April 2010 Page 1
    Christina River Watershed Cleanup, April 10
    Help clean and protect our waterways.
    The Christina River Watershed provides
    75% of the public water supply for New
    Castle County, including the cities of
    Elsmere, Newport, Newark and
    Wilmington. Since this annual watershed
    cleanup began in 1992, more than 330
    tons of tires, appliances, household
    items, plastic scraps and styrofoam
    debris have been removed from the
    Christina River and its tributaries. For
    The “Wild and Scenic” White Clay Creek is the City of details and volunteering information visit
    Newark’s largest source of drinking water, contributing 560 www.christinarivercleanup.org.
    million gallons to residents and businesse s each year.

    Green Jobs Event for Delaware’s Youth, April 22


    Cool Cities Delaware is proud to support Jobs for Delaware Graduates. This non-
    profit organization has been exposing Delaware’s youth in public high schools to
    green jobs, energy sustainability, and environmental stewardship throughout this
    school year. Their annual competition, located at the Dover Sheraton, coincides with
    the 40th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22. Green businesses, organizations, and
    training programs will gather to further expose students to these important concepts.
    Learn more at http://jobsdegrads.org/

    The Faces of Earth Hour, 2010

    Cool Cities Delaware Newsletter - April 2010 Page 2

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