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Food Justice In Minneapolis

Minneapolis, MN

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Food Justice In Minneapolis

Find out how one small business has been helping to create food justice for low income neighborhoods in South Minneapolis!

5 star rating 1 review

4 Miles map
3738 42nd Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55406
612-724-2296

Green Business

Mother Earth Gardens

Garden center specializing in organic gardening, sustainably grown plants and eco-friendly products.
www.motherearthgarden.com

KLEENZ
5 star rating 1 review

9.8 Miles map
9100 W Bloomington Fwy
Bloomington, MN 55431
952-884-2462

Green Business

KLEENZ

Commercial and residential cleaning service
www.kleenztc.com

Minneapolis, MN

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Take the Minnesota Energy Challenge

Calculate your carbon footprint and learn how to save money and energy in your home. (Take a pic of yourself doing the calculations!)

Minneapolis, MN

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Be a Zero Hero

Zero Heroes goal is to have Zero Waste by working through waste prevention and recycling. Minneapolis households also set out over 116,754 tons of garbage for collection each year! Become A Zero Hero and be a leader in waste reduction.

Minneapolis, MN

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Turn Off and Unplug

Turn off and unplug electrical appliances when they are not in use so they do not continue to draw power. Plug appliances into a power strip and switch off the power strip when not in use.

Minneapolis, MN

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Eat Local

Minneapolis is full of great opportunities to grow and shop for locally produced foods. http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/sustainability/MplsFarmersMarkets.asp. (Take a pic of yourself doing this – maybe with a business owner at a farmer’s market, and/or with a farmer).

Minneapolis, MN

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Reduce Hot Water

Wash clothes in cold water and/or install a low flow showerhead.Using cold water saves a significant amount of energy. Clothes last longer and colors stay brighter. Line drying clothes saves even more energy. Switching to low-flow showerheads will use about six gallons less water per minute, dramatically reducing the amount of water and heat used by a shower.

Minneapolis, MN

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Install and Use a Programmable Thermostat

Program your thermostat to reduce your home’s temperature by 5 degrees when you are asleep or away. Wear a sweater and turning down the heat while you are home to save even more energy. In fact, each degree below 68 will reduce the home heating bill by about 3 percent (State of Minnesota Department of Commerce). (Take a pic of yourself installing the thermostat, or programming one, or wearing a sweater indoors to stay warm).

Minneapolis, MN

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Park Your Car

Leave your car home one day a week. Riding a bicycle, walk, take public transit or carpool to reduce your carbon dioxide emissions. You will also get more exercise and relief from commuter stress.

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