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"The impact of climate change has significant consequences for all West Australians. As a shire we can help coordinate and support local and immediate projects."
"The Days of Change program will help our school shift our school based environmental awareness priority into action in the York community."
"Days of Change is a great way to engage our youth , as they will have the biggest say in tackling climate change into the future."
"The changes we make today will be of significant benefit to our grandchildren and future generations. A little bit of effort will go a long way."
"Days of Change provides York with an opportunity to prevent and adapt to climate change, strengthen our community spirit, develop our economy while protecting the environment for future generations."
"With climate change being a high priority to many, this program will filter through to industry, retail and manufacturing and engage people to look at their contribution possibilities."
"We think Days of Change is a great way to start tackling climate change and make us think of new things we can do."
"I have installed solar hot water and solar electricity systems so my future days will change by being self sufficient and contributing to the electricity grid in WA."
"This is a great initiative to empower ordinary people to turn a negative into a positive impact on our environment and to increase connectedness in our community."
"The pledge card offered by ‘Days of Change’ helps individuals make a tangible contribution to improve the world we live in. I have donated to this worthy cause and encourage others to do so. Lets make a difference today."
We live in an age of wastefulness. If we can reduce this then we should do so.