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Wow, that's surprising! I guess it says a lot for the Green movement if we can even get Palin on our side!
March 12th I went to a county council meeting that was highly interesting and informative on the pros and cons of whether or not to renew the 20 yr. contract the country has with the incinerator near Spruill Avenue. The council is still in the proce…
What's good about this article is that is shows how the public can make a difference, and how as a whole, we seem to more and more concerned about issues such as sustainability and worker's rights. If we can make a corporate monster such as Wal-Mart…
Really Really Free Market at Under US 17 on King St, next to the Recovery Room
March 7, 2009 from 12pm to 5pm
I was invited to this via Facebook. I think it's a great idea and wanted to share. Here's the description of the event:
"The REALLY REALLY FREE MARKET is an event organized by the Chestnuts. The idea is that you bring stuff you don't want or use an…
The Union of Concerned Scientists is a great organization at the forefront of providing solutions to environmental issues. Listed below is a link you can visit in order to send e-mails out to congressmen urging them to make the passage of a strong c…
Attention - The Sunday, Feb 22 blessing and planting has been canceled. Update will be sent next week. We still need help prepping garden! Shea
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Jen's Blog
Green Initiatives for Waste Management in Charleston County
March 12th I went to a county council meeting that was highly interesting and informative on the pros and cons of whether or not to renew the 20 yr. contract the country has with the incinerator near Spruill Avenue. The council is still in the process of making a decision, but it seems to me that most are leaning towards closing it. The good news is that everyone seems to be in agreement to ramp up recycling and composting in Charleston county, and to explore green technology.
Without the incine… Continue
Without the incine… Continue
Posted on March 14, 2009 at 9:58am —
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