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Green Change hosted a Clean Transportation Meetup at Good Earth in Mill Valley on July 23, 2019, to discuss how we can fight climate change by using different modes of transportation: ride clean vehicles, use public transit, drive less and walk or bike more.

 

This free community meetup was moderated by Fabrice Florin and featured short talks by these guest speakers:

• Stephanie Moulton-Peters - Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM)

• Carleen Cullen - Drive Clean Marin

• Karen Wiener - The New Wheel

• Wendi Kallins - Sustainable Marin

• Patrick Seidler - Wilderness Trail Bikes

 

We presented these climate actions that people can take to use clean transportation:

• Get an Electric Car

• Get an Electric Bike

• Take Public Transit

• Drive Smart

• Ride a Bike

• Walk More

 

After the talks, we discussed our personal experiences about using clean transportation in our own lives, connecting experts with people who are just getting started.

 

This free community event was sponsored by Good Earth Natural Foods and took place in the new community room at their Mill Valley store. GreenChange.net will host more climate action meetups in this room in fall 2019.

 

View more photos about this Clean Transportation Meetup:

www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157709926663721

 

View more photos about Green Change:

www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72157679780725728

 

Learn more about Clean Transportation:

www.greenchange.net/actions/clean-transportation/

 

Learn more about Green Change:

www.greenchange.net/

 

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A group of protesters at the rally for Clean Energy Jobs on September 23, 2009 at Point State Park.

Clean up crews remove dead nutria rats after Hurricane Isaac strikes southern Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Artwork. Believe it or not. It's called Clean House, or Rent Hus. You will find it in the middle of a roundabout in Vendelsömalm in Haninge. Made by Peter Johansson in 2002. Peter lives in Malmö. He made the poster for the Gothenburg film festival a few years ago. All he wanted in return was to see all the movies for free. He got what he wanted. Not sure how much money he made from this.

at the base of nelson's column. these were added in 1867, after the rest of the column. (built in 1843)

Hosted at the National Portrait Gallery, this piece was performed by the MOVEIUS Contemporary Ballet (www.moveiusdance.org) as a part of "Clean Sweep" a collaboration of three dance companies performed as a public site-specific work.

Brazil Rio de Janeiro Carnaval 2013 in the Sambodromo.

With Uncle Bob Martin - December 2015, CodeNode London

A big solar panel doing it's thing at CERES (Photo taken for Moreland City Council)

This is what my sensor looks like after best buy cleaned it. does it look clean to you? not only did they do a crapy job i also was out of a camera for 2 weeks. eventhough i have the preminum plan i think i will clean it myself from now on.

Graham from Dirty Money's New Band

 

@ The Big Take Over, Hackney Squat

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Blake (or Agador Spartacus) adds a bit of style to our big cleaning event today as we try to get that spare room into shape. He impersonates Agador perfectly, causing Kenna and I fits!

 

Clean up and trail building at Riverton Rail Trail in Portland, Maine

 

for my first case mod ever (besides the Orbital Sander Debacle of '96, but that's whole 'nother story), i'm pretty damn happy with the results.

first go at cleaning the alloy wheels with bilberry wheel cleaner (non-acidic) - superb stuff that smells lovely!

cleaning and restoring tile and grout maryland

It's time to spring clean!

Green Change hosted a Clean Transportation Meetup at Good Earth in Mill Valley on July 23, 2019, to discuss how we can fight climate change by using different modes of transportation: ride clean vehicles, use public transit, drive less and walk or bike more.

 

This free community meetup was moderated by Fabrice Florin and featured short talks by these guest speakers:

• Stephanie Moulton-Peters - Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM)

• Carleen Cullen - Drive Clean Marin

• Karen Wiener - The New Wheel

• Wendi Kallins - Sustainable Marin

• Patrick Seidler - Wilderness Trail Bikes

 

We presented these climate actions that people can take to use clean transportation:

• Get an Electric Car

• Get an Electric Bike

• Take Public Transit

• Drive Smart

• Ride a Bike

• Walk More

 

After the talks, we discussed our personal experiences about using clean transportation in our own lives, connecting experts with people who are just getting started.

 

This free community event was sponsored by Good Earth Natural Foods and took place in the new community room at their Mill Valley store. GreenChange.net will host more climate action meetups in this room in fall 2019.

 

View more photos about this Clean Transportation Meetup:

www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157709926663721

 

View more photos about Green Change:

www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72157679780725728

 

Learn more about Clean Transportation:

www.greenchange.net/actions/clean-transportation/

 

Learn more about Green Change:

www.greenchange.net/

 

#activism #cleantransportation #climateaction #climatechange #drivecleanmarin #ebikes #electricvehicles #evs #goodearth #greenchange #marin #millvalley #newwheel #speaker #sustainable #sustainablemarin #talk #tam #transportation #wtb

He's waiting for a new make-up

Catching up on housekeeping is no fun, so in addition to umpteen loads of laundry, I took a few minutes to finally wash Aalish's hair. Her hair had such a greasy look to it, but it's much prettier now. We just popped outside for a few pics.

 

Headband is Bijou Blythe/Glamourfae, dress is mine.

Sol Guyana staff cleaning up at the Sea Walls on Saturday morning.

PM 21 AUG 2021 "Permitted" Goal Clean Seas Florida Keys Clean Up Tour

hurricane ike

 

Clean up in Deer Park. The pictures were taken between riding a bike around town and helping clean up family's houses.

Green Change hosted a Clean Transportation Meetup at Good Earth in Mill Valley on July 23, 2019, to discuss how we can fight climate change by using different modes of transportation: ride clean vehicles, use public transit, drive less and walk or bike more.

 

This free community meetup was moderated by Fabrice Florin and featured short talks by these guest speakers:

• Stephanie Moulton-Peters - Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM)

• Carleen Cullen - Drive Clean Marin

• Karen Wiener - The New Wheel

• Wendi Kallins - Sustainable Marin

• Patrick Seidler - Wilderness Trail Bikes

 

We presented these climate actions that people can take to use clean transportation:

• Get an Electric Car

• Get an Electric Bike

• Take Public Transit

• Drive Smart

• Ride a Bike

• Walk More

 

After the talks, we discussed our personal experiences about using clean transportation in our own lives, connecting experts with people who are just getting started.

 

This free community event was sponsored by Good Earth Natural Foods and took place in the new community room at their Mill Valley store. GreenChange.net will host more climate action meetups in this room in fall 2019.

 

View more photos about this Clean Transportation Meetup:

www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157709926663721

 

View more photos about Green Change:

www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72157679780725728

 

Learn more about Clean Transportation:

www.greenchange.net/actions/clean-transportation/

 

Learn more about Green Change:

www.greenchange.net/

 

#activism #cleantransportation #climateaction #climatechange #drivecleanmarin #ebikes #electricvehicles #evs #goodearth #greenchange #marin #millvalley #newwheel #speaker #sustainable #sustainablemarin #talk #tam #transportation #wtb

To celebrate our 20th anniversary, Missouri River Relief launched a 2-month long rolling cleanup program covering nearly 200 miles of remote, never before cleaned river! The stretch of river from Kansas City to Columbia, MO covers nearly 200 river miles. With a total of 11 cleanups throughout the project, we had 343 volunteers and managed to pull out 847 bags of trash! We also pulled out 382 tires of various sizes! The tonnage for the whole Big Muddy Clean Sweep project totaled to 23.3 tons of trash! Be sure to check out the blog for more detail on the cleanups and what our days looked like on the Big Muddy Clean Sweep!

 

Blog link: riverrelief.org/news-and-updates/river-notes/

 

To see the complete trash tally, news coverage and more, visit our event webpage here: riverrelief.org/event/big-muddy-clean-sweep-2021/

 

Photo by Linda Coffman

Clean boost prototype. 38dB gain. I'm thinking of putting this circuit in the front of the Fuzz-Stang circuit when I get around to doing a 2nd edition of it. They sound grrreat with each other.

The Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) will hold the Clean Hangang River campaign led and participated by citizens in order to reduce the unauthorized disposal of trash in Yeouido Hangang Park. The campaign will occur from 4pm to 8pm on August 3rd, 5th and 12th along with fun events during the Hangang Summer Festival.

Clean up crews remove dead nutria rats after Hurricane Isaac strikes southern Mississippi Gulf Coast.

This series was created as part of an advertising campaign for Clean Up Australia.

Representing a Museum of the future they implore us to value the environment we have today.

Male polar bear cleaning his paws. Churchill, Manitoba, Canada

Clean up crews remove dead nutria rats after Hurricane Isaac strikes southern Mississippi Gulf Coast.

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