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bluecobalt's eventsChicago Green FestivalSubmitted by bluecobalt on March 4, 2007 - 1:40pm.
Celebrate Earth Day at Green Festival ( categories: )
Sustainable Development in WestchesterSubmitted by bluecobalt on March 4, 2007 - 1:33pm.
Sustainable Development in Westchester by Edna Sussman, attorney with Hoguet Newman & Regal LLP in New York City, President of Action for Tomorrow’s Environment, executive board member of Environmental Advocates of New York, and Chair of the Policy Committee of the League of Conservation Voters, Westchester Chapter. Ms. Sussman is active in the Westchester County Task Force on Global Warming. FREE ( categories: )
Towards Sustainability: Western Regional Conference and ExpoSubmitted by bluecobalt on March 4, 2007 - 1:30pm.
Towards Sustainability: Western Regional Conference and Expo is a
collaborative effort between academic, community, government and
industry leaders to provide a forum for information sharing, thoughtful
inquiry, and enhanced commitment to the benefits of sustainability. ( categories: )
2007 Clean Energy Conference + WorkshopsSubmitted by bluecobalt on March 4, 2007 - 1:25pm.
The energy market is changing, but are you prepared to take
advantage of the business opportunities renewable energy is offering?
To fully capitalize on current and emerging energy trends, you not only
have to understand how the programs will affect you and your investors,
but need an effective strategy for short and long-term success.
http://www.informationexchange.ca/CEC/ Providing you with the knowledge you need to grow and flourish within the evolving new energy environment, the 2006 Clean Energy Conference leaves you with:
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Stopping the Destruction of Our Sierra Nevada ForestsSubmitted by bluecobalt on March 4, 2007 - 1:18pm.
The Sierra Nevada is a natural treasure with wonders such as Lake Tahoe, Yosemite, and the Giant Sequoia Trees. Unfortunately, the forests of the Sierra are being clearcut by logging giant Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI). This destructive activity threatens endangered wildlife, dumps sediment into streams and lakes and even increases fire risks for local communities. Come to a presentation by the folks from Forest Ethics (forestethics.org) to learn more about this issue, and about where this wood is going, and what you can do to help stop it. FREE
510-548-2220 x233 ( categories: )
Let Worms Eat Your GarbageSubmitted by bluecobalt on March 4, 2007 - 1:15pm.
Join us for a free Worm Compost workshop this weekend, and discover an amazing way to recycle fruit and vegetable scraps. The workshop is hands-on and user friendly! Worm composting is a fun and easy way to recycle fruit and vegetable scraps using redworms in an enclosed bin. Redworms eat kitchen scraps and turn them into a high quality fertilizer. Worm composting is for food waste only, and is especially appropriate for people with little or no yard space. With ordinary kitchen trimmings, home composters can make a rich fertilizer. Using homemade compost will cut down on the amount of fertilizer and water we need to use on our soils. Compost makes soil more fertile and helps gardens and lawns become healthy and lush. There will be a drawing for a free worm bin at the end of the class. The worm workshop will be presented by staff from the Bay-Friendly Gardening program of Alameda County. For information about the entire Bay-Friendly Gardening workshop series or other gardening resources, visit www.BayFriendly.org or call the compost information hotline: 510/444-SOIL ( categories: )
San Francisco Green DrinksSubmitted by bluecobalt on February 13, 2007 - 11:57am.
If interested, please contact Robin Park at the Trust for Public Land
at robin.park@tpl.org or 415-495-5660 ext. 339 if you would like
additional information and/or would like to be added to the email
distribution list for monthly email reminders.
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San Francisco-Green Business Green DrinksSubmitted by bluecobalt on February 13, 2007 - 11:52am.
Green Drinks San Francisco Green Business night Contact Chris Bartle chris [at] greenkeyrealestate [dot] com for the next meeting or see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SustainableBusinessHappyHourSF/
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San Francisco-Green Business Green DrinksSubmitted by bluecobalt on February 13, 2007 - 11:50am.
Green Drinks San Francisco Green Business night Contact Chris Bartle chris [at] greenkeyrealestate [dot] com for the next meeting or see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SustainableBusinessHappyHourSF/
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Getting Started Garden DesignSubmitted by bluecobalt on February 7, 2007 - 12:17pm.
Description: We’ll help you design and build a green school
garden from the ground up in this half-day course. Learn how to obtain
and use recycled building materials in your garden and how to set-up
your own drip irrigation system.
Cost: $25 (Scholarships available) Contact: Andrea Valverde, (510) 665-3430, workshops@thewatershedproject.org Presented by: The Watershed Project Websites: http://www.thewatershedproject.org ( categories: )
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