Arkansas environmentalists have been pouring photos and videos into the Repower America Wall. Why? Because they support a clean energy economy.

Join GreenAR by the Day and thousands of fellow supporters at the Repower America Wall now.

A growing demand for clean energy from all of us together sends a powerful message to our leaders: American support for clean energy is broad and deep.

We’re beginning to break through. But to get our leaders to listen and make clean energy a reality, we must rise up in numbers to make our voices heard — to overwhelm the voices clamoring for the status quo.

We’re competing with powerful interests who are spending hundreds of millions of dollars to protect their profits and block clean energy reforms at the expense of our families, our jobs, and our planet.

Your participation on The Wall announces that we’re more than ready — we’re tired of waiting, and we want action now.

With every new message you add to The Wall, you demonstrate that the most powerful interest in this fight isn’t the oil or the coal lobby — it’s the American people joining together, speaking as one, for a clean energy future.

Add your voice to the Repower America Wall now.

Together we can turn the climate challenge into a great opportunity for our nation and the world.

Join the ROOT Cafe for a local foods community dinner on Friday, December 4 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church in downtown Little Rock. Dinner will be followed by a short presentation about handmade pottery and other local crafts in Arkansas given by four of the state’s most talented and highly-acclaimed potters: Jim and Barbara Larkin of Foxpass Pottery (Hot Springs) and Fletcher Larkin and Beth Lambert (Little Rock). There will also be a pottery sale after the presentation featuring unique pieces, both functional and decorative, by all four artists.

WHAT: Holiday Dinner and Handmade Pottery Sale

WHEN: Friday, December 4 – 6:30-9 p.m.

WHERE: Christ Episcopal Church in Little Rock

Dinner will be a sit-down meal made from fresh ingredients sourced directly from local farmers and will include dessert. Tickets are $12 for adults and $5 for kids 12 and under. Space is limited. Please RSVP to therootcafe@yahoo.com and specify meat or vegetarian option.

Come spend a night with friends and family, finish your Christmas shopping, and support some of Arkansas’ finest artists!

Join area environmentalists for a reception for JAY BARTH, Candidate for the Arkansas State Senate. Jay is a true friend of the environment and will strive to implement the recommendations of the Governor’s Commission on Global Warming.

WHAT: Enviros for Jay Barth

WHEN: Monday, November 30 – 5:30-7 p.m.

WHERE: Home of Nao Ueda & Eddy Moore (519 East 8th St., Little Rock 72202)

Co-hosts include:

• Nao Ueda & Eddy Moore
• Glen Hooks
• Julie Hendrix
• Dale Ingram
• Emily English
• Barbara Miles & Hank Bates
• Rob Fisher
• Sam Ledbetter
• Becky & Bruce McMath
• Kate Althoff
• Gerald Cound
• Jennifer & Pete Gess
• Bill Kopsky
• April Ambrose

Food provided in part by Lilly’s Dim Sum, Then Some.

If you are unable to attend but would like to contribute to Jay’s campaign, visit www.jaybarth.org.

Bring used televisions, computers, phones and other electronics to the designated trailer at Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church in Little Rock to make sure your used electronics are disposed of properly.

WHAT: Electronic Recycling Days

WHEN: Sunday-Monday, November 29-30

WHERE: Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church (4823 Woodlawn, Little Rock 72205)

Bring your used electronics recycling to the drive court area and drop them off outside the Great Hall.

If you need help unloading items from your car, bring them Sunday morning. Assistance will not be available any time other than Sunday morning.

Items will go the Pulaski County Regional Recycling and Waste Reduction District’s 10th annual Electronics Waste Roundup at Verizon Arena in North Little Rock next week. Items accepted are computers, monitors, printers, copiers, VCR/DVD players, televisions, microwave ovens, cell phones, radios, fax machines. Other items will not be accepted.

For more information, call (501)664-3600.

Join Heifer International for Celebration of Living Gifts, tomorrow between 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Heifer Village in Little Rock. During Celebration of Living Gifts, visitors can meet some of the animals, including sheep, chickens and a goat that Heifer provides to families around the world. Get inspired to give your family and friends Heifer gifts this holiday season. It is the gift that keeps on giving. Heifer recipients eventually become donors themselves as they “pass on the gift” of offspring of their cows, goats and other livestock to others in an ever-widening circle of hope. You can take pictures with the animals as you make your Heifer donation. Some of the other fun activities include creating a unique picture frame for your animal photo and making your own ornament. Bring your family for a day filled with the spirit of giving to others. Free admission. No reservations required. Learn more at www.heifer.org/heifervillage/familyevents.