The more I examine our lifestyle, the more I find that it has an impact on the environment equal to, if not greater than, that of our technology. …
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Not everyone would be excited about a box of 16 pounds of meat. But for the members of the Bay Area Meat CSA, the enthusiasm was off the charts. I took part in their spring share this year, where member of the CSA receive a monthly box of pork, poultry,…
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Posted in Radio, energy, KQED, kqedquest, pbs, ecology, global warming, carbon footprint, organic, carbon, CSA's, farmers market, meat | Comments Off
Your house may not be your biggest contributer to global
warming. Credit: Jim Gunshinan.
My focus in this blog had been on green homes, but there are other areas of our lives that account for our total carbon footprint–how much carbon we are responsible for adding to the atmosphere–a measure of our contribution…
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Today we are pleased to welcome Anne Laker, our newest IMA blogger, representing the Education department. She is also known for her compassion for all things green, so please enjoy her inaugural post on this most appropriate occasion.
Never underestimate the potential of a bruised banana. Around the office at…
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Posted in ima, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Maya Lin, Musings, Dashboard, Anne Laker, Bruce Mau, carbon footprint, Earth Day, freeganism, Fritz Haeg, Garbage Warrior, Massive Change | Comments Off
Today we are pleased to welcome Anne Laker, our newest IMA blogger, representing the Education department. She is also known for her compassion for all things green, so please enjoy her inaugural post on this most appropriate occasion.
Never underestimate the potential of a bruised banana. Around the office at…
Read the full post at The Indianapolis Museum of Art Blog
Posted in ima, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Maya Lin, Musings, Dashboard, Anne Laker, Bruce Mau, carbon footprint, Earth Day, freeganism, Fritz Haeg, Garbage Warrior, Massive Change | Comments Off
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