June 07, 2013
By: Jacqueline Smith
Category: Corporate Green, Events, Garden /Plants
New Evening Opportunities at Historic Site in Woodside, CA 86 Cañada Road, Woodside, CA 94062 “Kick-Off To Summer” – Wednesday June 19, 2013—open until 7:30 pm “The Livin’ Is Easy”- Wednesday August 14, 2013—open until 7:30 pm There are two upcoming evening events at Filoli where visitors will be able to take a docent-led Sunset Hike, an [...]
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June 05, 2013
By: Jacqueline Smith
Category: Corporate Green, Cosmetics, Health and Beauty, Recycling
When we think of recycling at home we often think of the kitchen and food packaging. However, there are a significant amount of the household items that can be recycled can be found in your bathrooms – beauty, bath, teeth cleaning and much more. Plastics Make it Possible group has created a cool, funny, online interactive [...]
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June 05, 2013
By: Jacqueline Smith
Category: Corporate Green, Global Understanding
We aren’t all so different, but we often separate and enhance our uniqueness so that we might have an edge in business. Times are changing. Business disruption to corporations is happening through SHARING. Imagine if we could expertly and efficiently use resources that were dormant in other companies. You wouldn’t buy products but share. You [...]
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June 05, 2013
By: Jacqueline Smith
Category: Compost, Corporate Green, Events, Food, Garden /Plants
The Loaves and Fishes garden at Goodwill is in need of volunteers to help with planting, weeding and watering. Chuck Habib, Dave Romeri and Larry Vollman have been hard at work for the past month getting the garden into its present state and more work needs to be done. Plants and seeds need planting and [...]
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June 05, 2013
By: Jacqueline Smith
Category: Corporate Green, Health and Beauty
A New Completely Natural Way to Kill Mosquitoes. Its the world’s first table-lamp that replaces candle lights and eliminates mosquitoes. Introducing the world’s first table-lamp that replaces candle lights and kills mosquitoes. It is all natural, solar-powered and perfect for residential homes, hotels, restaurants, and taverns with outdoor dining areas. See “How-It-Works”: http://www.mosquito-genie.com/how-it-works/ Mosquito Genie® [...]
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June 02, 2013
By: Jacqueline Smith
Category: Discover earth, Food, Garden /Plants
This week Food Tank is celebrating World Environment Day (June 5th) by highlighting innovations working to reduce the tremendous food waste and loss that occurs throughout the world. If you are not already a founding member of Food Tank, you may join today by clicking HERE. The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) estimates that 1.3 billion tonnes of food are wasted [...]
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May 31, 2013
By: Jacqueline Smith
Category: Discover earth, Events, Health and Beauty
‘Unacceptable Levels’, a film by first-time documentarian Ed Brown, will kick off its summer theater tour with a bicoastal premiere. On the West Coast, a gala event will take place at the New People Cinema 1746 Post St. San Francisco, CA 94115 at 3:00pm on Sunday June 2, 2013 A gala event will take place at the [...]
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May 30, 2013
By: Jacqueline Smith
Category: Bike riding, Events
Go to the Santa Clara County Parks & Recreation website and Subscribe to the email, if you’d like to see this regularly. Lots of fun and FREE activities coming up! Saturday June 1 Healthy Trails Bilingual (Spanish) Outing, Coyote Lake Harvey Bear, 10am-12pm Take an easy 2.0-mile walk on a flat, paved trail with a bilingual guide. [...]
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May 21, 2013
By: Jacqueline Smith
Category: Discover earth, Food, Garden /Plants, Health and Beauty
Kate Seely and Katherine Lorenz, two young American philanthropists who were fascinated by the nutritional value and economic potential of amaranth, founded Puente in 2003 in Oaxaca, Mexico. In late 2012, Forbes named Katherine as “an up-and-coming face in philanthropy.” It’s easy to see why. Some solutions to hunger are so easy to understand and [...]
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May 20, 2013
By: Jacqueline Smith
Category: Corporate Green, Food, Garden /Plants
Bees are essential for one of three bites of food we eat, from almonds to soybeans to strawberries — but they’re in trouble. Last winter, beekeepers reported losses of 50-70 percent of their hives — the worst year yet since the global bee die-off began. Pests, diseases, and changing climate have all contributed to this [...]
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