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9:45am Time for a selfie with @clickcleanbird!
@ClickCleanBird: A #selfie with a colleague. Aren’t I cute? #greenegghunt #clickclean http://t.co/kSYag3e4NZ pic.twitter.com/0MixMT4GNg
ClickCleanBird (@ClickCleanBird) April 9, 2014
9:47 Why is there a giant green outside of Twitter headquarters?
Twitter has over 200 million users–imagine the difference for #climatechange if all of them could #clickclean!
ClickCleanBird (@ClickCleanBird) April 9, 2014
9:25 am: So far the @clickclean bird is loving the attention outside the Twitter headquarters
Me and my team are handing out eggs with messages, asking my @Twitter colleagues to #clickclean! pic.twitter.com/E0IaO668DU
ClickCleanBird (@ClickCleanBird) April 9, 2014
Arriving in style to tell @Twitter to #clickclean Follow the action at http://t.co/7oJJXaEh3n #greenegghunt pic.twitter.com/vRAXpWt3xy
ClickCleanBird (@ClickCleanBird) April 9, 2014
Top of the morning, fellow tweeters! It is I, the Twitter bird but why am I green? #greenegghunt pic.twitter.com/w133TmpT34
ClickCleanBird (@ClickCleanBird) April 9, 2014
Ask Twitter to commit to 100% renewable energy for its data centers making our Tweets green!
SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 8, 2014 Greenpeace activists unveiled a new logo for Twitter today outside the companys San Francisco headquarters: a person-sized, green version of Twitters famous icon. The bird urged the company to join peers like Facebook in building a green internet by committing to 100 % renewable energy.
The activists arrived outside of Twitters headquarters on Market St. at 9:00 am, wheeling a 6-foot tall green egg, which opened to reveal a person in a green costume styled after Twitters bird logo. The bird, along with activists, handed pocket-sized compostable eggs to employees as they walked into the building, each egg containing messages like: We love tweeting, but would love it more if it was green. Commit Twitter to 100 % renewable energy.
