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Green Living

Can Small-Scale Sustainable Farming Feed the World?

December 10, 2009

TweetFarmer Champions ‘Moral Farming’ as a Better Way to Raise Food
This one comes to us from the Farm to Consumer Blog (Check it out HERE.)
By David Grant | ABC News
Meet the best, loudest (and only) Christian-libertarian-capitalist-environmentalist-lunatic farmer on the face of planet Earth.
Joel Salatin, self-professed owner of that lengthy honorific, has a personality bigger than the [...]

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Fall Fruit Tree Tour – Planting Fruit Trees at Schools

December 10, 2009

TweetPlanting Fruit Trees at Schools.
Nutiva has been a long-time (5 years +) sponsor of Common Vision’s California Fruit Tree Tour.
We recently sponsored their amazing Green Festival SF California after-party.
Check out this fun slide show of some planting events. What is better than teaching kids about gardening and organic food nutrition and music all at once?
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What do YOU Think of Copenhagen: the Climate Summit?

December 7, 2009

TweetHere is a good article providing an excellent overview on the issues.  While some climate doubters claim that temperatures are not rising, the acidification of the oceans and melting of Greenland is increasing every year at an upward pace.
From the Boston Globe.

More than 190 countries are meeting in the Danish capital through Dec. 18 to [...]

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Building with hemp: Asheville on the forefront of a new green technique

December 2, 2009

TweetHere’s a really great one about Green building (literally!) with Hemp source materials.
By John Boyle
Asheville Citizen-Times – Asheville, NC

Leave it to Asheville to be the first place in the country to build
not just one, but two houses largely out of hemp.
Well-established as a green building center, Asheville has two homes
under construction – one in West [...]

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The Green Economy

December 2, 2009

TweetOur Future is the Green Economy.
Are you in?

Be sure to visit Green For All.org HERE.

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