Since Louisville CAN was organized in Spring,
2007, its activities have included these events:
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LCAN sponsored one of the 1400+ Step It Up 2007 events held
around the US on 14 April 07.  US Rep. John Yarmuth spoke to the
crowd, numbering 250+, despite
cold, rain and wind.  UofL students
made posters and rode their bikes
from campus to the LCAN event at
the federal office building,
downtown.
Past Events
Louisville Climate Action Network
At the BBC's 4th Street location, LCAN hosted a public
party for watching the
Live Earth concerts held in nine
cities around the world on 07.07.07.  
Assoc of Legal Administrators
Assumption High School
Bellarmine University
Bluegrass Community &
Technical College
Central Presbyterian Church
Clifton Unitarian Church
First Unitarian Church
Greater Louisville Sierra Club
Greenpeace Indiana
Highland Presbyterian Church
Indiana University Southeast
Jefferson Community College
Kentucky Country Day School
Ky Interfaith Power & Light
LCAN participated in the National Conversation
on Climate Action
," sponsored by the local  
Partnership for a Green City and the
Int'l Council for Local Environmental Initiatives.  
Keep Louisville Cool!
In Nov 07, Louisvillians joined others from across the US for the
Step It Up 2007 "Who's a Leader?" event.  Outside Metro Hall, we heard
remarks by US Rep John Yarmuth and Art Williams, now retired from the
Metro Air Pollution Control District, listened to live music by danny flanigan
and put on participatory street theater.  See the
LCAN Photo Gallery.  
Special thanks to Bob, Cameron, Cassidy, danny, John, Marlene, Peggy, Trish and the
LCAN Steering Committee.
Photo Gallery
LCAN has made presentations to the following
organizations, and more:
Ky Society of Natural History
Limerick Neighborhood Assoc.
Louisville Free Public Library
Louisville Sustainability Forum
Sts Agnes/Wms "Justice Sunday"
St. Francis School
St. Matthews Episcopal Church
Spalding University
Student Environmental Seminar
Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Ch.
United Nations Association
UofL College of Arts & Sciences
UofL School of Public Health
Veritas Society
Martin Luther King Day:
LCAN winterized homes
of low-income elderly and
disabled residents.  Cam
Smither (UofL), left, and
Sidney Noland (Assumption High
School), right, pose with
Mary Farley.
Louisville             Coalition
On Oct 24th, people from Louisville and
4,000+ other places around the planet
called for reducing greenhouse gas
levels to 350 ppm.  Here, on the Great
Lawn, we heard inspiring speakers and
music, learned about steps for reducing
carbon footprints and spelled out a
human '350' for an aerial photographer.
More photos
here and here.