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10001 Southern Ave SE
Albuquerque, NM 87123
505-294-3322
Local Green Business
Ramblin Wood manufactures high-quality, affordable bed frames and furnishings from sustainably-harvested Appalachian red oak, white hard maple and bamboo. Ramblin Wood uses a pure linseed oil finish.
www.ramblinwood.net
Article/Tip
It's hard to believe, but lactic acid bacteria, fungi and yeasts could resolve the world's environmental and food issues. In the right combination - and without chemical additives - they create bigger harvests and higher profits.
Green Business
Find farmers' markets, family farms, and other sources of sustainably grown food in your area.
www.localharvest.org
Seattle, WA
Local News
Come discover the story of God through gardening. I read about the death and resurrection of Christ in the Bible, I experience it every time I plant a seed and watch it grow. Discover God revealed through the rhythms of planting, growing and harvesting.
msainfo.org/promo/the-spirituality-of-gardening-...
748 Waltham St
Lexington, MA 02421
617-308-7063
Green Business
MA Certified Horticulturist specializing in eco-friendly garden design, water features, rain gardens. Certified RainXchange Rainharvesting Professional.
www.everydaygetaway.com
Product
Green Cross Seal Approved - Reclaimed Pine Stumps.
www.plowhearth.com/product.asp?pcode=64&crs=959&...
Product
Toothpicks made from sustainably harvested wood.
www.recycline.com/toothpicks.html
779 North Bend Road
Surry, ME 04684
207-669-8254
Local Green Business
SHI helps farmers reverse rainforest destruction with sustainable land-use practices.
www.sustainableharvest.org
Fairplay, MD 21733
410-549-7878
Green Business
Future Harvest-CASA is a network of farmers, agricultural professionals, landowners and consumers and promotes profitable, environmentally sound and socially acceptable food and farming systems that work to sustain communities.
www.futureharvestcasa.org
Tucson, AZ
Local City Rankings Article
This burgeoning city in the Sonoran Desert, close to rugged outdoor recreation and blessed with warm weather, continues to draw new residents. But Tucson faces major challenges when it comes to sustainability, the most acute of which is water. Decades of groundwater mining has transformed the Santa Cruz River, which cuts through the city, into a mostly-dry riverbed, except when it rains. But Tucson officials are making progress on the water front: they already require rainwater harvesting on commercial sites and common areas of sub-divisions, and they’re drafting a residential rain water
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