I remember the first Earth Day assembly in our town. Boy and Girl Scout troops, 4H, FFA, Elks, Knights of Columbus etc gathered in the Bradley’s parking lot and we got our assignments. We spread out everywhere picking up trash, helping out organizing the first recycling plant in town. The town kept picking up all the junk and litter we collecting. Dump truck of it. People gave us cookies and hot chocolate for cleaning up the brooks and roadways. It was a really big deal and a lot of good came of it.
Does anyone do that anymore? Accomplishing something tangible I mean. Here they just gather and protest. Small crowd and no one cares.
That doesn't seem like consistent fiscal policy for U.S territories.
I remember the first Earth Day assembly in our town. Boy and Girl Scout troops, 4H, FFA, Elks, Knights of Columbus etc gathered in the Bradley’s parking lot and we got our assignments. We spread out everywhere picking up trash, helping out organizing the first recycling plant in town. The town kept picking up all the junk and litter we collecting. Dump truck of it. People gave us cookies and hot chocolate for cleaning up the brooks and roadways. It was a really big deal and a lot of good came of it.
Does anyone do that anymore? Accomplishing something tangible I mean. Here they just gather and protest. Small crowd and no one cares.