Greenpeace, solar truck, and Happy Feet on the riverfront this Sunday.

Received from the local Greenpeace reps ... seems we need beer there, right?

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Don't miss a free, solar-powered showing of the movie Happy Feet! Join us at the Riverside Amphitheater.

Hello!

We are excited to announce that, in conjunction with the City of New Albany, the New Albany Farmer’s Market, and Develop New Albany, Greenpeace’s Global Warming Story Tour will be at the New Albany Riverside Amphitheater this Sunday, August 31st at 7:30 pm. Greenpeace's "Rolling Sunlight" solar truck will power a viewing of Happy Feet, free of charge!

Local vendors will also be there to sell ice cream and smoothies, and the solar truck will be used to make free popcorn for all! Greenpeace volunteers want to also ask you about how global warming is impacting your life. You will have an opportunity to record a video, write a postcard, or send an email to our candidates for Congress to demand action to end global warming.

Bring your entire family to watch "Happy Feet" outdoors, tell your story about why you care about global warming and learn more about renewable energy! It's a great family activity close to home this Labor Day weekend! So save some gas money and join your community members this Sunday! To check out the trailer for the movie please click here.

Location:
Riverside Ampitheather, New Albany, IndianaNew Albany, IN 47150

Date:
Sunday, August 31st 7:30pm

Let us know you're coming: RSVP. Also, we still need a couple of volunteers to help out at the event! If you are interested please e-mail me (Edyta) at esitko@greenpeace.org.

Background on the Rolling Sunlight: The tour is powered by the Rolling Sunlight, a demonstration and educational vehicle that runs on biodiesel and is equipped with 256-square-feet of solar panels that supply enough energy to power three homes, concerts, and events without creating any pollution. The solar power will run an action tent featuring a video station for visitors to learn more about global warming and computers wired to the Internet so they can send emails to Congress. Global warming will be a key issue this election year. Already, dozens of community members this year have joined with Greenpeace in asking the candidates for Congress to commit to ending the crisis.

To learn more about the Rolling Sunlight tour please visit: http://us.greenpeace.org/site/PageServer?pagename=PHS_Rolling_Sunlight

See you soon!

Greenpeace
702 H Street, NW Suite 300
Washington, D.C. 20001 (800) 326-0959