View allAll Photos Tagged Reduce
The 5K Run for Clean Air encouraged participants to compost all waste at the event saving approximately 50 Lbs of waste from going into the landfill.
this is a dress I made from some ralph lauren fabric it is a proto type for the pattern. so it is a reduce price on my etsy site
April 28, 2007:
Members of Reduced Shakespeare Company participated in a Spotlight Discussion/Q&A, following their hilarious show "Completely Hollywood" in Spaulding Auditorium.
Photo by Kawakahi Amina
April 28, 2007:
Members of Reduced Shakespeare Company participated in a Spotlight Discussion/Q&A, following their hilarious show "Completely Hollywood" in Spaulding Auditorium.
Photo by Kawakahi Amina
Meet the Green Change team. We invite you to go green and help fight climate change with us.
Our climate action network can help you reduce global warming in your own life, with the help of videos, local events, direct engagement and online tools. We inspire people to take climate action in creative ways: we make it feel good to go green, through helpful tips, positive feedback, and social connections.
Our growing team of activists, artists and environmentalists is led by multimedia innovator Fabrice Florin, with team leads Marilyn Price, Al Grumet and many friends and neighbors. We aim to support our partners in the North Bay climate action network.
Many thanks to all our contributos for your wonderful support of Green Change. We are honored to work with you and look forward to helping more people go green together.
Change is coming.
Learn more about Green Change:
Join our team and partners:
View more photos about Green Change:
Imagine my joy at finding a bucket of sonic reducer at my new job.... I always thought it was an electric machine of some sort but no it comes in a bucket.
The grass is gathered in and converted into these marshmallows of silage. The problem is there are only half as many as there should be, due to the hot and dry summer. The problem is made worse because it's the same all over Sweden so winter feed is going to be much more expensive.
I just mentioned "hot and dry"; last night, as forecast, it rained all night and really hard. We could hear the rain hammering down on our roof, and when you can hear the rain through 30 cm of sawdust (traditional insulation) you know it really is chucking it down. This was excellent news for the firefighters but even so there were still columns of smoke rising from the fire site this morning. One helicopter remained all day, waterbombing different parts of the hill, and the firefighters had the whole area ringed in with hoses. Now, at 8 in the evening, it really does look like "our" fire is out. Everyone living nearby breathes a sigh of relief!
As did our garden too after the night of rain. Plants that had been wilting were joyfully upright, filled with all the water they needed. We'll see how the grass reacts, both in the fields and on the lawn.
Now we have another week of hot sun forecast with the chance of rain next weekend...