[PAA-Discuss] FW: Environment Texas : You don't have to go to Antarctica to see Live Earth

[Lee Loe]

 They are organizing a call-in to Gov. Perry asking that TX work for 80%
reduction of greenhouse pollution by 2050. Very important! Lee Loe

-----Original Message-----
From: Luke Metzger, Environment Texas Director
[mailto:LukeM at environmenttexas.org] 
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 12:27 PM
To: leeloe at igc.org
Subject: Environment Texas : You don't have to go to Antarctica to see Live
Earth

Hi Lee,

As the excitement around the Live Earth concerts this Saturday builds, I'm
really tempted to hop on a plane to New York to take in some Alicia Keyes,
or to South Africa to see Joss Stone, or even to Antarctica to catch some of
the festivities - although on second thought I am a little turned off by the
fact that it's dark at 3 PM there. 

The chances I'll actually jump on a plane to travel to these far
destinations are slim, but I know that while the world is thinking globally
about global warming, Environment Texas members across the state will be
acting locally by participating in the Live Earth Phone Jam! I want to thank
everyone who's signed up so far. If you haven't signed up to call Governor
Perry during the Phone Jam, click here or copy the link into your web
browser to join us!

http://static.environmenttexas.org/etx.asp?id=2373&id4=ES

We can't all be at the show, but we can all be part of the fun!  Here are
some places that you can watch the show:

Live Streaming via Internet:
http://www.intelsat.com will be broadcasting 8 of the shows (New York,
London, Johannesburg, Rio de Janeiro, Shanghai, Tokyo, Sydney, and Hamburg)

http://www.LiveEarth.MSN.com will be streaming the concerts live as well

Television
You can also catch the concerts on television on the following schedule:

BRAVO
9am EST July 7 thru 2:30am EST July 8

UNI HD
4am EST July 7 thru 2am EST July 8 

SUNDANCE
4am EST July 7 thru 2am EST July 8

MSNBC
throughout the day 

NBC
8pm-11pm est

Satellite Radio
Finally, you can listen in on satellite radio providers XM, Sirius,
Worldspace, Premiere and Radio Express.

Sincerely, 

Luke Metzger
Environment Texas Director
LukeM at environmenttexas.org
http://www.environmenttexas.org

P.S.  Thanks again for your support.  Please feel free to share this e-mail
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