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Sustainability

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We, the Sustainability working group of Occupy Wall Street, are a group of activists, creatives, scientists and professionals. We demonstrate and implement actions we can take […]

(See our Sustainability Subgroups)
We, the Sustainability working group of Occupy Wall Street, are a group of activists, creatives, scientists and professionals. We demonstrate and implement actions we can take collectively and as individuals to reduce our negative impact and create a positive impact on the planet for future generations.

We recognize that the economy – indeed, human civilization – is dependent on and must support the living systems, biodiversity, and cultural diversity of the planet. The current economic model is fundamentally unsustainable due to its disconnection from/disrespect for nature, its destruction of community and its worship of profit above all else. We respectfully articulate attainable, meaningful goals for our country and our world, balancing personal fulfillment, environmental well-being and social and economic justice.

Sustainability Work Group: List of Subgroups

Admin/Helpers

Alternative Energy: energy assessment, pedal power

Composting: working with Kitchen

Recycling: working with Sanitation

Communications and Graphics: signage

Writing:

Education:

Community Relations: media and community connections
Site Design: working with Town Planning

Finance: Creative Resource Management

Food: working with Kitchen

The Food Subgroup works to strengthen, empower and promote bioregional solidarity within the OWS movement by

  1. Promoting and Supporting  local-farm to kitchen relationships
  2. Encouraging and facilitating dialogue, education and direct action on the issues of sustainable food production, food justice, food sovereignty and corporate control in our local, regional, national and global food systems
  3. Incorporating the principles of food justice and self-sufficiency into the everyday practices of the Occupy Wall Street encampment and the occupiers.

 

Facilities/Structures: Toilets, honeycomb storage, sleeping grids

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