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Green Apple Festival 2009 San Francisco: Graham Hill Heads to Koshland Park and Garden (Video)

published April 19, 2009 and has No Comments

Graham Hill waiting for orders at the Koshland Park and Garden improvement event We can't underscore enough the importance and impact of community gardens on getting people to go green. That's why of the many events taking place in San Francisco, TreeHugger founder Graham Hill wanted to be sure and help out at the Koshland Park and Garden, along ...

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Green Apple Festival 2009 San Francisco: Clear2Go Swaps Disposable for Filtered Water Bottles

Green Apple Festival 2009 San Francisco: Clear2Go Swaps Disposable for Filtered Water Bottles

published April 19, 2009 and has No Comments

Kiddo taking the Clear2Go pledge at Green Apple Festival in Golden Gate Park Clear2Go, a sponsor of the Green Apple Festival , held a great event at Golden Gate Park. Bring in 6 plastic water bottles for recycling and get a free Clear2Go filtering water bottle. Not only did the booth bring in people of all ages to pledge ...

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Green Apple Festival 2009 San Francisco: Cleaning Up Golden Gate Park

published April 19, 2009 and has No Comments

Photo via Kris Marx One of the key themes of the events of the Green Apple Festival is park, preserve, and natural habitat clean-ups. Golden Gate park in San Francisco was a lucky recipient of a group of 160 volunteers helping to improve the landscape and remove invasive plant species. Click through to hear from Kris Marx with the ...

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How Carbon Offsets Really Work: The Onion

published April 18, 2009 and has No Comments

Carbon offsets won't save the planet . But, as the Onion points out [click to enlarge], it might make us feel a little better, at least before a new coal-fired factory in China comes online.... Read more from the original source:  How Carbon Offsets Really Work: The Onion

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Earth Day Events: Fill Your Calendar with These Green Happenings in New York

published April 15, 2009 and has No Comments

Photo via greenbk Looking for more ways to spend time celebrating Earth Day ? We have a few good ideas for those in the New York area. ... Here is the original post:  Earth Day Events: Fill Your Calendar with These Green Happenings in New York

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TreeHugger Nominated for a 2009 Webby! We Need Your Votes!

published April 15, 2009 and has No Comments

Yippee! TreeHugger has been honored with a Webby nomination for best blog in the Culture/Personal category. We're eligible for not only the Webby Award, but also The Webby People's Voice Award! And that means we need you to voice how much you love TreeHugger by voting! Click through for details on voting, and why we really, really want your ...

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Green Apple Festival Concerts Near You - Volunteer for Free Show!

published April 14, 2009 and has No Comments

Here is the perfect opportunity for you to combine your love of free shows with your desire to volunteer for the greener good on Earth Day . The Green Apple Festival is hosting free concerts in major cities for people who volunteer to help out a group or organization in their community for Earth Day. We have the perfect ...

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The Bay Vs The Bag - Getting Plastic Out of Bay Area and Everywhere (Video)

published April 14, 2009 and has No Comments

Save the Bay launched a new campaign today to help get plastic bags out of the bay area. The city of San Francisco has already done a lot to banish plastic bags, but there's still a lot of work to be done in other bay area cities. As part of the effort, The Bay Vs The Bag created a ...

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Grist Tries to Explain its Screw Earth Day Campaign

published April 14, 2009 and has No Comments

Grist has never been crazy about Earth Day, but this year decided to milk it with a Screw Earth Day campaign . Two years ago David Roberts was complaining about it, noting that it wasn't enough, saying “Yup. The time for "small steps" is long past. It's time for people to wake the hell up.” This year they turned ...

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History of Earth Day in a Nutshell

published April 13, 2009 and has No Comments

For anyone in the green movement under 30 in the US, Earth Day has always just...been. It's existed as a day when you head to the park or zoo with your parents for activities that have to do with recycling, gardening, and saving endangered animals. Or if you're in high school or college, it's the day you go plant ...

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