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blogsJoin Me! Be A C3! (Carbon Conscious Consumer)Submitted by VanillaBeaN on Mon, 08/20/2007 - 14:36.
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The Center for a New American Dream is hosting a month long pledge to reduce driving adeeeeeo says baby sounds so cool Seasonal Weatherization Workshop Facilitator Job OpeningSubmitted by Community Energ... on Wed, 08/02/2006 - 13:01.
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CEP MISSION The Community Energy Project empowers people in the Portland Metro area to maintain healthier, more livable homes, control their utility costs, and conserve natural resources. Wildlife Stewards Program Geology Presenter Needed!Submitted by Clarkpud on Wed, 07/19/2006 - 06:55.
Geology Presenter Needed! Wildlife Stewards is a learn-and-serve adult education program in Clark County, (Vancouver, WA.) I am looking for someone to give a presentation on Geology, Saturday, September 16, 2006 from 9:00 – 12:30. ( categories: Energy | Watersheds | Restoration & Parties | Clark county | Plants - ID,Uses,Naturescaping, ... | Community, Culture & Philosophy | Water | Economically Earth-Friendly )
Spreading Roots, Spring Forth Informational New Board Member MeetingSubmitted by SRSF on Wed, 06/14/2006 - 15:14.
( categories: Portland/Vancouver | Community, Culture & Philosophy | Sustainability & Permaculture | Urban )
Environmental Writing: A Voice of ResistanceSubmitted by Zeratha on Thu, 06/01/2006 - 23:18.
Environmental Writing: A Spiritual Voice of Resistance “Everyone of us is a crossroads of thousands of relations, links, influences, and communications – physical, chemical, biological, and others of which we know nothing…None of us knows how the quiver of a shrub in California affects the mental state of a coal miner in North Bohemia or how his mental state affects the quivering of the shrub” (Havel 15). Spreading Roots, Spring Forth: Currently Looking for Board MembersSubmitted by SRSF on Thu, 05/25/2006 - 10:01.
Do you become excited by the complex diversity of the natural world, of plants, of animals? Do you find yourself interested in the connection between natural and social systems? Do you want to become more involved in the non-profit world or with an environmentally focused organization?
Embracing Permaculture Principles and Learning to ListenSubmitted by Zeratha on Sun, 05/21/2006 - 17:38.
Embracing Permaculture Principles and Learning to Listen
Achieving sustainable development is the most important challenge facing all humans on this planet today. Collectively we are living in a very unsustainable manner. There are so many factors involved that we need to attempt to approach the situation from all angles; from a whole systems approach. This means considering the economic factors, the cultural and societal factors, the political factors, the environmental factors, and of course present and future human needs. ( categories: Portland/Vancouver | Air | Energy | Ecosystem | Watersheds | Health & Spirit | Food & Gardening | Plants - ID,Uses,Naturescaping, ... | Agriculture/Farmland | Animals - Salmon, Birds, Critters... | Community, Culture & Philosophy | Construction & Housing | Environmental Justice | Legal, Policy & Campaigns | Sustainability & Permaculture | Technology | Transportation | Waste/Recycling | Water | Economically Earth-Friendly | Urban | Wider World )
Special Thanks This Week Go Out To My Fellow SRSF Board MembersSubmitted by SRSF on Sat, 05/20/2006 - 08:16.
SPECIAL THANKS THIS WEEK go out to my fellow SRSF Board Members: **Jeremy O'Leary** who helped greatly in the compiling of this week's issue by developing a new process to import a large number events all at once for The Dirt! website so that finally we can adequately represent all the richness that VBC brings with it each year. **Zeratha Young** who overnight greatly upped the food for thought, and overall educational content to be currently found on our site as well including the addition of more of her beautiful poetry to wind and weave words into beauty. ( categories: Fun of an undefined nature | Portland/Vancouver | Ecosystem | Restoration & Parties | Health & Spirit | Community, Culture & Philosophy | Technology )
Ode to the VBCSubmitted by Zeratha on Fri, 05/19/2006 - 21:25.
Ode to the VBC The first law of thermodynamics states: “In all physical and chemical changes energy is neither created nor destroyed, but may be converted from one form to another.” Paradigm Shifting: The Move to a Common Ecological LanguageSubmitted by Zeratha on Fri, 05/19/2006 - 20:16.
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