Posts Tagged ‘Eco’
GREEN FESTIVAL CELEBRATES 10TH ANNIVERSARY APRIL 9 – 10
March 7th, 2011 | 
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SAN FRANCISCO - The largest sustainability event in the world celebrates 10 years, one million attendees at the San Francisco Concourse Exhibition Center April 9 10. This one-of-a-kind weekend experience offers opportunities for community members to meet their favorite authors, actors and community leaders; shop more than 300 eco-friendly exhibitors; participate in educational workshops; enjoy...
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Tags: 10 Years, 10th Anniversary, Actors, April, Attendees, Community Leaders, Community Members, Concourse Exhibition Center, Eco, Educational Workshops, Exhibitors, One Million, San Francisco Concourse, San Francisco Concourse Exhibition, San Francisco Concourse Exhibition Center, Sustainability, Weekend Experience | 
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Green ‘Gate
Green Gates, a Center for Outreach, Volunteerism and Educa and shy;tion (COVE) organization that works to promote both community service and environmental awareness on campus, hosted a 'green' themed treasure hunt as part of Colgate's Eco-Olympics. ...
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Tags: Colgate, Eco, Green Gates, Olympics, Outreach, Treasure Hunt, Volunteerism |
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Green is a way of life in Europe’s eco capital
With its winding canals and large public parks sitting alongside a busy port and bustling business district, Hamburg is a city that contradicts itself.
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Tags: Business District, Busy Port, Canals, Eco, Europe, Hamburg, Public Parks, Way Of Life |
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A new collection of poems is going green!
Aaron Fagan's new collection of poems, Echo Train, is going green with Eco-Libris! A tree will be planted with Eco-Libris for every copy printed!
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Tags: Collection Of Poems, Echo, Eco, Fagan, Going Green, Train |
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Shopping Bags with Logo Made from Cotton
In this "eco-concious" consumer world people are looking for companies that are respecting the environment. More people purchase their goods from businesses that are reducing, reusing, and sustaining. Companies have to tell their markets that they are going green.