Please Volunteer!

Can you help advance renewable energy in Missouri?

 

Establishing a strong, effective Renewable Energy Standard in Missouri will go a long way to help our environment, create good jobs and protect ratepayers...and the first step is to put the issue on the November 2012 ballot.  For that, we need your help now to collect voter signatures. As the old saying goes, many hands make light work. We'd really appreciate your help!

 

Please sign up for a short but important volunteer training, with snacks and refreshments:

 

Tuesday, March 27, at 7pm

at Missouri Coalition for the Environment

6267 Delmar Blvd, Suite 2E,

University City, MO 63130 (in the Delmar Loop)

**Training takes 30-40 minutes**

Be sure to RSVP to Jill at 314-359-4697 or jill@renewmo.org.   If you are not able to attend this week, we tentatively have a training scheduled for Tuesday, April 3 at 6pm. Call or email for details.  I would also be happy to meet and train with you individually at your convenience.

 

Thanks,

Jill

 

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Jill Miller

St. Louis Regional Organizer

Renew Missouri

(314) 359-4697

www.renewmo.org

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Garden Screen Protector Available at Scotts Contracting

1. Sunday March 18, 2012 Planted Back Yard Garden
2. Gambling on Spring Weather Conditions
3. First Plants to Germinate March 28
4. I couldn't find a Functional Garden Screen Protector to suit my liking so I designed this Frame for the Protective Garden Screen.

Email me the Dimensions of your Back Yard Garden and Scotts Contracting will Design a "Varmit Screen Protector" for free so that you to can protect your crops from the: Rabbits, Squirrels, Birds, and other vermin that destroy precious gardens.

I am currently working with a 3M representative on a Velcro Enclosure for easy access for working in the Garden.  Stay tuned for progress reports. Scotty

Over Head View of Garden Screen Protector

Side View of the Garden Screen Protector

Garden Screen Protector

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Thank you for stopping by St Louis Renewable Energy. Feel free to comment in the section below or contact Scotty for any Home Improvement Projects or Energy Reducing Needs and Scotty, Scotts Contracting will respond ASAP. Company Web Address: http://www.stlouisrenewableenergy.com


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Do you support renewable energy in St Louis?

 Because, it's healthier for the environment and people than pollution from power plants? Because a diverse energy portfolio protects ratepayers from steep rate hikes and fosters competition that keeps electric rates low? Or because installing solar panels and wind turbines creates good jobs that can't be outsourced and will grow our economy?

Establishing a strong Renewable Energy Standard in Missouri will do all of the above, and more—but we need your help now collecting voter signatures to put this issue on the November ballot.

The deadline is in early May, so don't wait!  Please sign up to attend one of two trainings to collect signatures for this crucial ballot initiative.

Thursday, March 22, 6pm-7pm:   Thornhill Branch St. Louis County Library, 12863 Willowyck Dr., Maryland Heights, MO 63146.  (Off of Fee Fee Rd. between Olive and Bennington, across from Parkway North High School. We will be in either the main reading room or small conference room).

Tuesday, March 27, 7pm-8pm:  Missouri Coalition for the Environment, 6267 Delmar Blvd, Suite 2E, University City, MO 63130 (in the Delmar Loop). 

Be sure to RSVP so that we can have adequate materials on hand; call 314-359-4697 or email jill@renewmo.org. Thanks!

Jill Miller

St. Louis Regional Organizer

Renew Missouri

(314) 359-4697

www.renewmo.org

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Thank you for stopping by St Louis Renewable Energy. Feel free to comment in the section below or contact Scotty for any Home Improvement Projects or Energy Reducing Needs and Scotty, Scotts Contracting will respond ASAP. Company Web Address: http://www.stlouisrenewableenergy.com