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Thursday, December 3, 6:30 PM

Washington, DC

Local Event

Duke Environmental Leadership Master of Environmental Management - D.C. Info Session

The DEL Program is hosting a free info session and reception in D.C. on Dec. 3 at 6:30 PM! Free event. Register at nicholas.duke.edu/delinfo

Business and conservation groups team up to conserve and better manage US's southern forests

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Business and conservation groups team up to conserve and better manage US's southern forests

A new project entitled Carbon Canopy brings together multiple stakeholders—from big business to conservation organizations to private landowners—in order to protect and better manage the United State's southern forests.

Water Management

Atlanta, GA

Local Challenge

Water Management

Do one or more of the following: turn off the faucet when you brush your teeth; plant drought-tolerant plants; get a rain barrel and use stored water or grey water to irrigate and/or flush toilets; repair a faucet leak, get 0.5 gallon/minute aerators on bathroom faucets and 1.8 gpm shower heads.

How to break into Clean-Tech without any experience

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How to break into Clean-Tech without any experience

As a recruiter, I’ve had countless conversations with excited, motivated and very eager people that are looking to break into Clean-Tech.

City Rankings Article

Category Discussion: Natural Disaster Risk

SustainLane examined the 50 largest US cities, assessing natural disaster risk. This ranking was devised with SustainLane primary research as well as with information from Risk Management Solutions. We looked at hurricanes, major flooding, catastrophic hail, tornado super-outbreaks, and earthquakes, taking into consideration potential frequency of disaster a

Cleveland, OH: Give and Take on the Lake

Cleveland, OH

Local City Rankings Article

Cleveland, OH: Give and Take on the Lake

Since hiring its first sustainability program manager in 2005, the city of Cleveland has worked to improve itself across the sustainable-spectrum. And the Rustbelt city has done a heck of a job, taking a giant leap up SustainLane's charts this year. Even if improved reporting is largely responsible for the gain, that's a sign Cleveland is taking its ecological health seriously. And speaking of health, Clevelanders should have ample opportunity to eat right, with 225 community gardens and 25 for-profit farms within the city limits... and more on the way, thanks to a new zoning classification for the Urban Garden District. Perhaps one of the most exciting developments is the city's participation in an effort to start an offshore wind farm on Lake Erie. If this project flies, it'll help Cleveland's energy utility to source 25 percent of its power from renewable sources by 2020. An even simpler step Cleveland could take? Offer residents curbside recycling.

Ambitious Solar Project to Use Recycled City Wastewater

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Ambitious Solar Project to Use Recycled City Wastewater

Four thousand acres of private land in the Mojave desert are slated to become the site of an ambitious new concentrating solar power (CSP) plant: Hualapai Valley Solar (HVS).

Raising the Quality of Environmental Education - NAAEE
Saturday, October 10

Portland, OR

Local Event

Raising the Quality of Environmental Education - NAAEE

The North American Association for Environmental Education's 38th Annual Conference is October 7-10, 2009 in Portland, OR.

Open4energy Promotes Open Source Energy Solutions

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Open4energy Promotes Open Source Energy Solutions

What is the best way to deal with energy management? Could Opensource be the answer?

CK Management Systems
5 star rating 1 review

315 Diablo Rd
Danville, CA 94526
925-943-7323

Local Green Business

CK Management Systems

A leader in the emerging field of water management, sustainable landscaping, professional maintenance, restoration, and native plant horticulture.
www.cklandscape.com

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