Paul R. Ehrlich.
He has been a pioneer in raising issues of population, resources,
and the environment as matters of public policy. The Population Bomb was a wake-up call for an entire generation. By 1993,
his perspective had become the consensus view of scientists as
represented by the "World Scientists' Warning to Humanity"
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Diane MacEachern.
Author of the best-selling Save Our Planet: 750 Everyday Ways You Can Help Clean Up the Earth . She has developed scores
of local and national campaigns to reduce pollution, save public
lands, protect wildlife and stop global warming. She speaks on
how to run effective environmental communications and advocacy
campaigns
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Denis Hayes. National
Coordinator of the first Earth Day, he has been at the core of
the modern environ- mental movement since its launch. Selected
by Time magazine as one of its 100 "Heroes for the
Planet," he has been awarded the highest awards offered by
the Sierra Club, National Wildlife Federation, American Solar
Energy Society
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Betsy Rosenberg.
Launched, produces and hosts EcoTalk on KCBS Radio covering green
lifestyle with a consumer focus and a "news-you-can-use"
approach. She also produces and hosts a syndicated edition of
EcoTalk on Air America Radio. Co-founder of the grassroots Don't
Be Fueled! - Mothers For Clean and Safe Vehicles campaign
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Duane Elgin. Author
of Voluntary
Simplicity, he has anticipated some of the most important
trends of our time. According to the Trends Research Institute,
"voluntary simplicity
is now spreading throughout the
industrialized world
Never before
has a societal trend
grown so quickly, spread so broadly, and been embraced so eagerly"
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Rob Caughlan. Chairman,
Conservationists for Jimmy Carter. Co-founder, Friends of the
River. He led the Surfrider Foundation to victory in what Newsweek
called the "second largest clean water enforcement action
in the nation's history." People Magazine, covering
his struggle on behalf of ocean protection, called him a "righteous
dude"
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Sara Cross. As the
founder of coolnotcruel, she developed a global supply chain,
including partner- ships with sustainable development organizations,
NGO's, and artisans throughout the world. Her presentations advance
the potential to make conscious consumer choices in the relationship
between personal values and style
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Mark Dubois. He captured
national headlines when he chained himself to the bedrock of the
Stanislaus River Canyon as a new reservoir filled. While his action
forced only a temporary reprieve for the Stanislaus, the growing
movement to protect rivers which he helped lead brought a halt
to major dam building in the United States
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Melissa Everett.
An author, columnist, and career counselor, she is the author
of Making
a Living While Making a Difference: Conscious Careers for an Era of
Interdependence . She helps people
take charge of their working lives to increase fulfillment and
contribute to the well being of their communities and the environment
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