Showing posts with label Seattle Climate Action Network. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seattle Climate Action Network. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

A Fresh Squeeze, Seattle CAN and more

Hey

- A Fresh Squeeze has a couple of recent articles on topics covering bike maintenance and the issue of lead in fishing tackle. If you fish, this is a great article to read and pass on to other fishermen! There are comments and suggestions from Rocky Ledge, and the Future Fisherman Foundation. Check them out by going to any of their web sites.

- Seattle Climate Action Network is focused on getting more people to ride their bikes.

- As always, the blog is looking for more people to join the growing list of people and organizations committed to Seattles eco health by making Wikipower Seattle donate to Seattle Tilth! By clicking on the link below and signing up for A Fresh Squeeze's email eco updates, this blog will donate $0.25 to Seattle Tilth! So please, take a minute, sign up for one of Seattle's finest eco online information centers, and in the process improve one of Seattle's best eco resources, Seattle Tilth.

Monday, June 16, 2008

Seattle, yes you CAN!!!

Hey everyone

I would just like to remind everyone about the great web site, Seattle CAN, that updates the city on how to live a more environmentally responsible lifestyle. There are articles on how you can receive your power from wind, you can get your vehicle's power from the grid, and what the city and local companies are doing to continually reduce waste.

If you haven't signed up yet, we still need you to help out Seattle Tilth. Click on the following link and sign up for A Fresh Squeeze! When you do, A Fresh Squeeze will let me know and you will join the growing list of people that have made me donate $0.25 to Seattle Tilth. You will not only get a great resource in A Fresh Squeeze's emails and enhance the development of Seattle's environmentalism and conservation organizations, you will help fund one of the Seattle area's great environmental educational resources in Seattle Tilth.

Thursday, May 8, 2008

Volunteering, Pioneer Organics, GreenUp and more

- A Fresh Squeeze is promoting a voluteer initiative going on in the Seattle area.

- Pioneer Organics will be starting www.spud.com on May 9th. Peter Latvis, the marketing manager, mentioned that" It will give customers an option to choose "Local Only" produce (grown or produced within a 500 mile radius.) In the future we hope to be able to offer blogging as a component of the spud! website." This is great news. Congratulations!

- The city of Seattle has a great program to promote wind power. The program, Green Up, is trying to get both residents and businesses to switch to electricity made from wind power. This sounds like a great idea that can have a great positive effect on the community. In addition to the wind power received, customers will receive gifts from one of Seattle's leading fair trade chocolate producers, Theo Chocolate. The chocolate is worth the switch alone! Be sure to check out the links to the right ====>

If you haven't signed up yet, we still need you to help out Seattle Tilth. Click on the following link and sign up for A Fresh Squeeze! When you do, A Fresh Squeeze will let me know and I will donate $0.25 to Seattle Tilth for each sign up. You will not only get a great resource in A Fresh Squeeze's emails, you will also help fund one of the Seattle area's great environmental educational resources in Seattle Tilth.

Seattle Tilth Donation Program


Thanks everyone!

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

eco wedding and more

Hey everyone

- A Fresh Squeeze has posted its part 2 of eco-friendly weddings.

- ENN wrote an article about solar prices dropping to competitive levels



- Remember to check out Seattle Climate Action Network for upcoming events in the Seattle Area.


- As always, don't forget to make me donate money to Seattle Tilth! See the info to the right==> or click on info to find out how. Be sure to tell friends so we can raise as much money as possible.

- If you are part of, or know of an organization that can benefit from this type of donation program, let me know at keanemd@gmail.com!