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Earth Day 2001 Events
• International Events Calendar
   from Earth Day Network
• Events Worldwide Calendar
  from Envirolink Network

Resources
• Alliance to Save Energy
• Envirolink Network
• Wilderness Society Earth Day


•  Annotated Bibliography of
   Environmental Publications
   Updated April 2001
Background
• What is Earth Day?
   Background article from IIP
• Earth Day History
   U.S. Environmental Protection
  Agencey (EPA)
• All About Earth Day
  by Gaylord Nelson, founder
  of Earth Day

 
Earth Day

Earth Day Statement By President Bush

On April 22 each year for more than three decades, Americans have paused on Earth Day to celebrate the rich blessings of our Nation's natural resources and to take stock of our stewardship of nature's gifts. Each of us understands that our prosperity as a Nation will mean little if our legacy to future generations is a world of polluted air, toxic waste, and vanished forests.

During the past 31 years, we have made progress on protecting our environment. America is truly blessed with a vibrant and flourishing environment. But with blessings, come responsibility. There is much more to do. As we celebrate Earth Day on this April 22, 2001, I encourage Americans to join me in renewing our commitment to protecting the environment and leaving our children and grandchildren with a legacy of clean water, clean air, and natural beauty.

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See also: Study Cites Success in U.S. Environmental Policy


Last updated: April 23, 2001
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