Election Day

That's right, remember to vote and fulfill your democratic duties, or you can be one of those people that complain about the system and how corrupt it is and then continue to rant and rave and never do anything in order to change that facet of politics. This is especially true when it comes to local elections where issues directly impact our lives and those of our neighbors, yes national elections do have an impact, such as signaling to the world that our foreign policy is to carry a big stick and not be careful with what we do with it.
Numerous US cities and their mayors are leading the way in reducing our impact on the environment by pushing for stricter standards, thereby creating new industries that keep our economies diverse and strong while adding jobs to the market. Those who hunt, fish or are simply outdoor enthusiasts all have a common bond to protect nature, for example reducing mercury escaping from coal power plants is an issue that units multiple organizations and citizens. Preservation of wetlands is another such issue that these and many other groups find common ground on. You can and do have a direct impact of things that happen around you, so take action and do something about it.
Vote!