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Investing in Main StreetSchools, churches and even city governments are sending a message about fiscal responsibility to Wall Street and government by supporting local community banks and credit unions. |
August 2012 |
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Urban WalkaboutExplore the multiple benefits of urban walkability and learn how to initiate movements towards your own more walkable hometown. |
July 2012 |
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Around the CampfireToday, the American wilderness we love to explore often suffers from human visitation. These simple trekking/camping guidelines help us tread more softly to preserve nature’s wonders. |
June 2012 |
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Greenwashing UpdateWhich products truly walk the green walk? Ed Begley, Jr. offers expert know-how. |
May 2012 |
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Every Drop CountsLearn how to reap big benefits by capturing and managing rainwater with rain barrels, underground systems and the right roofing materials. |
April 2012 |
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Green Home ChecklistKitchens, bedrooms, bath and laundry rooms—even those pesky “un-rooms,” like attics, entry halls, closets and garages—can all go green in simple, budget-friendly ways that aid the environment. |
April 2012 |
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Unconventional GardensHere’s how to turn a concrete jungle—of any size—into a life-enhancing oasis filled with food-producing plants. |
March 2012 |
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Eat Plastic-FreePlastic containers for food and drinks often contain unhealthy chemicals that contribute to toxic buildups in our bodies and landfills. Try these practical ways to avoid using them. |
February 2012 |
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Shop SmartCirculate your dollars within the community and align purchases with your values to enjoy multiple benefits, from shoring up local home values to ensuring access to regional produce. |
November 2011 |
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Water, Water Everywhere...Despite water’s seeming abundance, we are rapidly overshooting Earth’s natural replenishment cycles. Thus, a vanguard of citizens, communities, farmers and corporations are thinking about water, and its management, in new ways. |
October 2011 |