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May 21, 2013 from 6pm to 8pm – Black Acre Brewing Co
Heat, Drought and Water Conservation - The May Green Hour The May Green Hour - Tuesday, May 21st - 6pm at Black Acre Brewing Co. - 5632 E Washington, Indianapolis 46219 Remember last summer when seve…
Organized by Jeff Echols | Type: networking, education
I'm just going to say a little but the women that spoke tonight was from Green Piece and now is Ask Renee .After disscussion was better than expected.Keep talking to each other . Thanks to all I did…Continue
Started by George P. Meade in random discussions here. Last reply by Eric Stallsmith Feb 27.
Wildlife Services is a federal agency of the USDA that operates in secrecy, using brutal traps, poison and aerial gunning to kill thousands of animals, with accidental victims that include federally…Continue
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I saw a graph on the news that showed just how much better Germany's economy has is and has gotten. Germany is also pushing the hardest for renewable energy. There must be some relationship, but I…Continue
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The May Green Hour - Tuesday, May 21st - 6pm at Black Acre Brewing Co. - 5632 E Washington, Indianapolis 46219
Remember last summer when severe heat and drought led the City of Indianapolis and many neighboring cities and towns to impose water restrictions? These actions amounted to a culture shock for many of our friends and neighbors. Unfortunately though, in some parts of the…
Posted by Jeff Echols on May 20, 2013 at 7:34am — 1 Comment
Fooling with 'feel good measures,' mitigations reported recently regarding ecological destruction along I69 extension, and everywhere else.
Posted by Ellen on May 14, 2013 at 10:32am
If people are 'genuinely enthused about conservation and taking care of the planet,' stay home, plant a garden, plant a tree, ride a bike, take a walk, on 'Earth' day, rather than attending a long distance, Earth day 'event', especially one sponsored by some of the largest polluters on Earth.
Posted by Ellen on April 24, 2013 at 10:34am
This rugged solar charger is powerful enough to charge up a smartphone in two hours, yet small enough to fit in your pocket.
Melting metals with the sun, this DIY project shows just how hot it can get when you concentrate the sun's rays for a task.
Using LED lighting instead of traditional high pressure sodium lights to grow tomatoes in greenhouses during the winter could cut costs and boost local food production. Indiana was ranked amongst states as 49th on Environment. Let's all join together to make Indiana a better place to live.
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