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Building & Renovating High Performance Homes at AmericINN - Fishers IN

June 19, 2012 at 8:30am to June 20, 2012 at 12:30pm
This workshop is for Green Construction Professionals engaged in the design, building, retrofitting, certification, and funding, of single and multifamily residential homes. This workshop is ideal for those professionals who are seeking opportunities to grow their business and have a high level of commitment to creating the best performing homes possible.  The day long class and half day field experience is designed to deepen and integrate knowledge of building science, energy codes, and key…See More
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Aquaponics Association Workshop for Save Maumee in Fort Wayne, Indiana

Just thought I would let people know what good time I had giving an Aquaponics Workshop for the Save Maumee watershed group in Fort Wayne, Indiana; and share some of the resources I presented with everyone. We had a great time and I thoroughly enjoyed sharing how I am using Permaculture Principals and…See More
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Sustainable Indiana 2016

Sustainable Indiana 2016 is a collaborative initiative of Earth Charter Indiana (ECI) to achieve measurable progress toward sustainability by Indiana’s Bicentennial year 2016. The initiative was created to connect, inform and inspire the growing sustainability movement in Indiana.Hoosiers can be proud that there are so many efforts already underway to make our communities more sustainable! We are compiling examples of…See More
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Sustainable Indiana 2016

Sustainable Indiana 2016 is a collaborative initiative of Earth Charter Indiana (ECI) to achieve measurable progress toward sustainability by Indiana’s Bicentennial year 2016. The initiative was created to connect, inform and inspire the growing sustainability movement in Indiana.Hoosiers can be proud that there are so many efforts already underway to make our communities more sustainable! We are compiling examples of…See More
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Aquaponics, Aquaculture, & Hydroponics

This is a Public group showcasing the opportunities in Aquaculture, Aquaponics, and Hydroponics in Indiana. Please feel free to email: indianabranch@aquaponicsassociation.org if you or your project would like to be included on the below website map. You do not have to be a member of the Aquaponics Association to be listed.See More
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"I just updated a recent blog post with audio from a talk I gave a few weeks ago on sustainable agriculture. http://ning.it/KrJxuB"
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Sustainable Indiana 2016

Sustainable Indiana 2016 is a collaborative initiative of Earth Charter Indiana (ECI) to achieve measurable progress toward sustainability by Indiana’s Bicentennial year 2016. The initiative was created to connect, inform and inspire the growing sustainability movement in Indiana.Hoosiers can be proud that there are so many efforts already underway to make our communities more sustainable! We are compiling examples of…See More
May 18
Chris Sullivan left a comment for Anne McWilliams
"Ah, okay. I've never met her, so I wasn't sure. I had to ask. Well, it's good to meet you here!"
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Anne McWilliams left a comment for Chris Sullivan
"Hi, Chris, No, I'm a different one. Hers has no "e". We have met and had a laugh over the name. I like her music and approach to life on Earth."
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"Glad to be a member on A Greener Indiana. I already know a few folks here. I'm looking forward to meeting more of you in the days ahead!"
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Permaculture

This group is for people that live in cities and suburbs that are committed to the values of Permaculture and strive to reflect that in their lifestyles.See More
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Urban Farming/Gardening Project

There is a great need to develop more sustainable communityfarming/ gardening practices within urban areas to feed the most needy. In this group we are looking for land preservation strategies for community farms.See More
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Farmers Markets and Locally Sourced restaurants

We love to go Farmers Markets and good restaurants. Share some of your favorites here.See More
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Aquaponics, Aquaculture, & Hydroponics

This is a Public group showcasing the opportunities in Aquaculture, Aquaponics, and Hydroponics in Indiana. Please feel free to email: indianabranch@aquaponicsassociation.org if you or your project would like to be included on the below website map. You do not have to be a member of the Aquaponics Association to be listed.See More
May 17
Chris Sullivan left a comment for Eric Stallsmith
"Thanks Eric! I appreciate the warm welcome and your support. I have another RSS feed from my Examiner page, but I think will go with this one for now. I will get some original content on here from time to time, some of which will reference more…"
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Wildlife Services' deadly force opens Pandora's box of environmental problems 4 Replies

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

Started by Ellen in random discussions here. Last reply by Ellen May 4.

Frac Sand Rush 5 Replies

Sand mining issue is ripping apart the heartland of this country and there's virtually no mainstream media coverage of it.Although the mining of silica sand has been going on  for many years, the…Continue

Started by Ellen in environmental discussions. Last reply by Eric Stallsmith Apr 29.

Zombie Bees 5 Replies

Parasitic fly creates "zombie bees" -- a new factor explaining Colony Collapse Disorder…Continue

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Aquaponics Association Workshop for Save Maumee in Fort Wayne, Indiana

Just thought I would let people know what good time I had giving an Aquaponics Workshop for the Save Maumee watershed group in Fort Wayne, Indiana; and share some of the resources I presented with everyone. We had a great time and I thoroughly enjoyed sharing how I am using Permaculture Principals and…

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Posted by Ernest Rando on May 24, 2012 at 4:00pm

May 16th 2012

"And the land shall enjoy its sabboth years as long as it it lies desolate, while you are in the land of you enemies; then the land shall rest and enjoy its sabboth years. As long as it lies desolate, it shall have the rest it did not have on your sabbaths, when you were living on it." Leviticus 34-36

This was part of todays readings from morning prayer. It kinda struck me off balance. The reading is talking about the devastation the children of Israel will receive if they do not…

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Posted by David Gladding-Vanderipe on May 16, 2012 at 8:34am

May 11th 2012

"On either side of the river grew the trees of life which produce fruit twelve times a year, once each month; their leaves serve as medicine for the nations." (Revelation 22:1-9)

As I read this reading for morning prayer(office of readings) I thought how odd for this to be in the book. After all the gloom and destruction of the earth and her inhabitants this pops up!

If I recall this in the book of Genesis after God created the plants and etc, I thing he actually said "be…

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Posted by David Gladding-Vanderipe on May 11, 2012 at 8:35am

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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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Gardening with Nature: All bets are off

While records tell that the average last frost date for Central Indiana is May 10, who knows whether we will be coping with 90 degree days or facing sudden spring snow.

HWA incident could become dangerous infestation, DNR says

Some of Indiana’s mightiest trees are facing a significant threat: small, fluffy bugs.

Sustainable initiatives celebrate Indiana’s upcoming bicentennial

An Indiana citizens’ initiative to showcase the exceptional gardens and gardeners in each county of the state will begin May 21.

Reface Don't Replace

Refacing is greener than replacing - ecocountertopsusa.com

Reface! Don't Replace!
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