Posts Tagged ‘sustainability’

Winona LaDuke on Redemption

Winona LaDuke on Redemption . Posted 26 September 2011, by Sacred Land Film Project, Vimeo, vimeo.com . Winona LaDuke on Redemption from Sacred Land Film Project on Vimeo. . Winona LaDuke (Anishinaabe activist) speaks on the process of apology, redemption and healing; through the story of the Pawnee tribe and their return home to their [...]

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Immortal Technique

Immortal Technique . The resistance continues at Liberty Square, with free pizza . Posted 27 September 2011, by OccupyWallSt, Occupy Wall Street, occupywallst.org . Please click on the link below for a video of Immortal Technique talking with the Occupy Wall Street protesters: http://qik.com/swfs/qikPlayer5.swf . https://occupywallst.org/article/immortal-technique/

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Prairiewoods celebrating 15 years as ecospirituality oasis

Prairiewoods celebrating 15 years as ecospirituality oasis . Posted 24 September 2011, by Cindy Hadish, Eastern Iowa Life (SourceMedia Group), easterniowalife.com   . The Gazette HIAWATHA — With more than 40 years in the making, Prairiewoods Franciscan Spirituality Center will celebrate its 15th anniversary with a nature festival. After purchasing farmland in 1962 as a [...]

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A Climate Convergence in San Francisco

A Climate Convergence in San Francisco Organizers call San Francisco “flagship” event for worldwide campaign . Posted 24 September 2011, by Sarah Terry-Cobo, KQED News – Climate Watch, blogs.kqed.org/climatewatch/ . About a thousand people marched in San Francisco on Saturday, chanting slogans, carrying signs and wearing costumes. But unlike many demonstrations that frequent the City [...]

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Maine Gardener: Ferry Beach students elevate garden to a sustainable ecosystem

  Maine Gardener: Ferry Beach students elevate garden to a sustainable ecosystem . Posted 25 September 2011, by Tom Atwell, Maine Sunday Telegram (MaineToday Media Inc.), pressherald.com   . The Ferry Beach Ecology School in Saco has given a new name to its organic garden. “We are calling it a ‘sustainable food ecosystem,’ ” said [...]

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Five modern trends in sustainable architecture

  Five modern trends in sustainable architecture . Posted24 September 2011, by Pratik Basu, EcoFriend (Instamedia), ecofriend.com   . With so many ecological concerns coming up every year, the need for the hour is to grasp the concept of Eco-friendly and sustainable architecture. The dawn of this green architecture came from the Eco-build in London, [...]

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Communities Can Get Their Water Systems Back; They Just Have to Will it!

  Communities Can Get Their Water Systems Back; They Just Have to Will it! . Posted 23 September 2011, by Rich Bindell, Food & Water Watch, foodandwaterwatch.org   . Food & Water Watch helped achieve a major victory against water privatization in Illinois last month. Midwest Region Organizer Emily Carroll, state legislators (including Emily McAsey, [...]

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Navajo Council Angry: Navajo President slashes funds for elderly, children and green jobs

Navajo Council Angry: Navajo President slashes funds for elderly, children and green jobs President’s Shelly’s vetoes target green initiatives, resource development, young people and the elderly . Posted24 September 2011, by Johnny Naize, Censored News, bsnorrell.blogspot.com . Johnny Naize is the Navajo Council Speaker . WINDOW ROCK Ariz. — The Navajo Nation Council voiced anger at [...]

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Cree George Poitras: Ottawa Tarsands Action Monday

Cree George Poitras: Ottawa Tarsands Action Monday OTTAWA TARSANDS ACTION – Why am I attending? . Posted 24 September 2011, by George Poitras, Censored News, bsnorrell.blogspot.com . George Poitras is a former Chief, Mikisew Cree First Nation . In the past year and even more so in the past few weeks a lot of debate [...]

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