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Last Updated: 7/7/10

Long Beach Greens
Welcome to the Long Beach Greens' Homepage
We are a local group of volunteer activists working to make Long Beach a better place to live.


Our next meeting is scheduled for
September 2, 2010, at 7:00 p.m. at
Polly's Coffee
4606 East 2nd St, Long Beach, CA, 90803


Learn about the Green Party
Help make Long Beach, CA better - take ACTION

View our Voter Guide for the Nine
Props on the Nov. 2, 2010 Ballot

Instant Runoff Voting (IRV) can make elections 
more democratic, and save taxpayers money! 

The City Council is considering IRV right now - see how 
you can bring IRV to Long Beach on our IRV action page

Get a Limited Edition Reusable Tote Bag  
from the Long Beach Greens!  

Save the planet by keeping plastic bags out of the Ocean 
with these stylish bags.  Pick one up at our meetings 
or our table at the Sunday Farmer's Market.

Long Beach Greens statement on Gay Marriage  
Your local Greens made national newspapers and the
homepages of AOL and MSNBC while marching in the Pride Parade
Greens and Peaceniks @ the 2009 Pride Parade
<Get the latest on the fight against Prop H8 here or here>

Long Beach Environmental Maps

Long Beach Greens Urge Mayor Foster To 
Clean Up the Port and Settle Environmental Lawsuits.
Copy the text to send your own message to Mayor Foster.

Jesse Marquez on Ports vs. People
including some fantastic solutions

Solar Power for all Long Beach
Sustainable, Renewable, Economically Sound
Find out more at WATTS UP AMERICA

Long Beach Peace info:
Long Beach Area Peace Network

Campaign to create a Department of Peace

Why we disaffiliated from the County and State Green Party:
an open letter to the GPLAC and GPCA
(PDF, 107 KB) 


The Four Pillars of the Green Party:
Ecological
Wisdom
Grassroots
Democracy
Peace &
 Nonviolence
Human Rights 
& Social Justice

Other Links:

Green Images Book Reviews
Find a Green Local near you Register to Vote as a Green
Why Join the Greens? Avocado Declaration
Nader Commentary: If only Voters were more like Sports Fans