Who We Are
- LV Action Corps
- We are a group of concerned Las Vegas citizens (volunteering with Oxfam America) uniting with 12 other cities across the country, to raise awareness of and take action in the climate change debate. We are non-partisan and open to all!!!
Thursday, June 26, 2008
LVOAC Attends Gnarls Barkley Concert to Spread the WORD
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Coldplay!!!!

Hello everyone! Just wanted to give you all a heads up on the Coldplay concert coming up on the 19th of next month. If you want to help spread the word about Oxfam's fight against poverty and see an awesome concert too - and we welcome everyone! Just take a second and go to : http://www.oxfamamerica.org/whatyoucando/act_now/concerts_2008/?searchterm=concert%20application
to apply, we will be choosing our volunteers from that list. Tell your friends!
Saturday, June 21, 2008
OUTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL TONIGHT!
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Urgent Legislation
Tell the Senate: Help poor people deal with climate change
Right now, the Senate is debating a bill that could make a big difference for these people. We need your voice today.
Currently, the Senate is debating a bill that would require companies to buy permits in order to continue emitting the greenhouse gases that cause global warming. The revenue from the sale of those permits could be used to assist poor people who are already facing the consequences of climate change.
As the largest emitter of pollutants in the world, the US has a responsibility not only to cut our own pollution but also to help poor people survive the consequences of climate change. But the opposition will be fierce – so it’s up to us to take a stand. Ask your senators to ensure that the Lieberman-Warner bill requires a higher level of emission permits to be sold—rather than given away to polluting companies—and uses the money raised to help the poor adapt to the impacts of climate change.
Click here and you can take action now!!!
Right now, the Senate is debating a bill that could make a big difference for these people. We need your voice today.
Currently, the Senate is debating a bill that would require companies to buy permits in order to continue emitting the greenhouse gases that cause global warming. The revenue from the sale of those permits could be used to assist poor people who are already facing the consequences of climate change.
As the largest emitter of pollutants in the world, the US has a responsibility not only to cut our own pollution but also to help poor people survive the consequences of climate change. But the opposition will be fierce – so it’s up to us to take a stand. Ask your senators to ensure that the Lieberman-Warner bill requires a higher level of emission permits to be sold—rather than given away to polluting companies—and uses the money raised to help the poor adapt to the impacts of climate change.
Click here and you can take action now!!!
Thursday, May 29, 2008
"House Party" @ UNLV
Our first official house party was yesterday!!!!! Who said it had to be in an actual house, anyway? Thank you so much to Michele, Jacob, Ruth, Gracie, Mike, Cindy, Ken, Kara, and Marie for coming out and supporting Angelica, Barb and Lauren. Your support means a lot to us! We introduced Oxfam, Oxfam America, Adaptation, and each other! Then, in true action corps manner, took some action and wrote letters to our legislators: Harry Reid, Jon Porter and Shelley Berkely. We also watched a DVD on poverty and ate some chocolate cupcakes with Oxfam green frosting and decided on the time and date of our next meeting; Ju
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Taking Action at the Breeders Concert
The LV Action team joined the Breeders at the House of Blues on Friday May 2nd to talk to fans about climate change and how it is affecting the people in the developing world. Although the team was placed in the smoking section of the HOB, they were able to spark up interesting conversations about the climate change issue. Las Vegans who attended the concert were very concerned about what the U.S. is doing to help humans adapt to natural disasters.
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