Change.org (not to be confused with president-elect Obama's official website, Change.gov) is hosting a competition called Ideas for Change in America, which was "created in response to Barack Obama's call for increased citizen involvement in government." Anyone who registers with the website gets 10 votes to cast on projects spanning categories from Social Entrepreneurship to Peace in the Middle East. The 10 project ideas receiving the most votes will be presented to president-elect Obama on January 16 at a National Press Club event in DC.
Earlier this week, Michael Pollan sent Chris Stevens' post at Liveable Future to his mailing list, encouraging readers to vote for Victory Gardens 2.0. I would like to do the same. Understandably, an organic Victory Garden at the White House may not be the most pressing issue even for the strongest agricultural policy advocates right now, given what else is happening in the world at the moment, but luckily you get 9 more votes to address your other concerns, too.
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