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Snapshots from the Summit The Sierra Summit took place in San Francisco from September 8-11. Between dozens of speakers, 50-odd program sessions, the direction-setting process, outings, and an exposition hall bursting with green products and ideas, far too much was going on for us to offer anything more than a representative slice here. For the whole enchilada, go to sierrasummit2005.org. [Click on images for more] Democracy Breaks Out Summit delegates choose 'New Energy Future' as grassroots top priority Political Will Is a Renewable Resource Al Gore urges 'moral action' to address global warming Turning Resources into Power Marshall Ganz on the key elements of organizing Taking Money from Criminals Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., calls for separation of corporation, media, and state Politicians Are Our Followers and We Are Their Leaders Arianna Huffington on why Katrina is a teachable moment The Edible Revolution If Chez Panisse started a delicious revolution, Alice Waters has been its caterer Mayor Newsom: How Cities Can Lead the Way 'Hold us accountable,' he says. 'There's so much more we can do.' It's All About Leadership Give Yourself the Freedom to Dream Looking Like America Diversity is crucial to success 'It Can Make Us Better' Katrina evacuee Darryl Malek-Wiley on rebuilding New Orleans equitably Take Back Our Rivers Mississippi River cleanup organizer Chad Pregracke on the value of vision Global Warming Takes Center Stage Consumers, industry increasingly concerned Enlisting Humanity Club President Lisa Renstrom on the Third Wave of Environmentalism Is the U.S. Model Really Better? Europe’s energy consumption is half that of United States Restoring the Wild Improving the environmental stewardship of Marine bases Up to Top