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CELEBRATING EARTH DAY EVERYDAY WITH ONE VOICE ONE HEART
Apr 22, 2007
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~ WITH  EVERY SEED THAT IS PLANTED~ MAY OUR MOTHER EARTH BE RENEWED ~
~ FOR EVERY ACTION TAKEN TO PROTECT & PRESERVE~ MAY OUR MOTHER EARTH BE HEALED ~
~ WITH OUR HEARTS FILLED WITH GRATITUDE ~ MAY OUR MOTHER EARTH BE ADORED & RESTORED ~
~ IN CELEBRATION AS ONE VOICE, ONE HEART MAY OUR MOTHER EARTH BE BLESSED ~
~ WE ARE THE 7TH GENERATION ~ IT IS OUR TIME TO GIVE ~
~ WE HAVE BORROWED MOTHER EARTH FROM THE FUTURE GENERATIONS ~ NOW WE HAVE WORK TO DO FOR THEM ~
       ~ WE ARE ALL ONE IN THE SACRED HOOP OF LIFE  ~
                        ~MAY IT EVERY BE SO ~
                                  ~  P E A C E ~
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NRDC
Nov 29, 2006
Focus: Endangered Species
Action Request: Petition
Location: United States
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