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Apr 26, 20123 min read

What’s So Sustainable About Greening Your Livable Community?!

By Cheryl Kollin, Livability Project Defining sustainability When I mention in casual conversation that I work with “sustainable”...

Apr 15, 20122 min read

“Like” Social Media? Then Tweet your Professional Brand!

by Vesper Hubbard In the Gen Y era, social media is as ubiquitous in our professional lives as it is in our personal lives. Most of us...

Apr 9, 20121 min read

Wildflowers Abound

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Mar 31, 20122 min read

Seaside Saturdays: The Power of Economics

Welcome back to our Seaside Saturdays series, where this week we’ll touch on a topic important across all fields of environmental...

Mar 30, 20122 min read

Clothing Swap: Free Eco-friendly Shopping Spree

By Mary Ellen M. Kustin “Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without.” -unknown Saturday’s rain couldn’t keep nearly 30 EcoWomen...

Mar 27, 20123 min read

March EcoHour Recap: Environmental Justice!

By Vesper Hubbard What is Environmental Justice (EJ)? According to the EPA, Environmental Justice is the fair treatment and meaningful...

Mar 19, 20121 min read

Environmental Community Activism Grows with Earth Day Approaching

By Kate Seitz This Earth Day, I will be busy fundraising for Climate Ride, a 300 mile 5 day bicycling journey that aims to raise...

Mar 12, 20121 min read

Science, Botany, and Friendship: One Woman’s Journey into the West

In keeping with the theme of our latest read and since Letters to Yellowstone was certainly worthy of writing home about, here is a recap...

Mar 8, 20122 min read

What is this energy efficiency and green building thing about?

By Alison Alford Energy efficient and high performance green buildings are quickly becoming the standard for new and renovated...

Mar 5, 20122 min read

2012 February EcoHour Recap: Green Building Panel

By Terrie Clifford US Capitol Did you know that the Empire State Building is actually a green building and that a local woman played a...