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Sean Fitzpatrick is a burgeoning green entrepreneur and journalist with a juris doctor from Santa Clara University, School of Law. He has moved on up from being senior editor and writer of KeenForGreen.com to become the business development and community mangager. Go me!

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Sean Fitzpatrick's sustainablity blog concerning news about the technology, business and policy of energy and environmental sector. Covering a range of topics with a serious tone but a tinge of personality. Contact Sean at sean@keenforgreen.com with any questions, hints or stories.

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Calling All Green Thumbs

October 9, 2009 | Posted in Lawn & Garden

Show me your tips! Your gardening tips of course. It wasn't a questionable late night infomercial that lead me to GardeningGoneWild.com, but rather a friend who suggested, not unkindly, that I do something productive with my free time.

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Dr. Richard Swanson, Founder and CTO of SunPower Corp, "We Are Completely Dependent on Fossil Fuels"

1 comment | October 9, 2009 | Posted in Alternative Fuels

Dr. Richard Swanson, President, Chief Technology Officer and Founder of SunPower Corporation, believes that the end of fossil fuels in near. Find out how this global entrepreneurs on creating a 'soft' landing to our current energy problem and what lies in our way.

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Is McDonald's Going Green?

1 comment | September 28, 2009 | Posted in Environment and Society

Many of you probably read Newsweek's story about the greenest big companies in America. The biggest one that surprised me was McDonald's and its ranking of #22.

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Why are Farmers' Markets the way to go...

September 28, 2009 | Posted in Farmers Markets & CSAs

Want some tasty vegetables or some nice ripe fruit? Or how about some homemade organic bread or pasta sauces? What about tasting some flavorful almonds or getting some fresh, hot kettle corn? Then you should check out some amazing farmers' markets in your local community!

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Green Painting in Menlo Park, California and the Greater Peninsula

September 28, 2009 | Posted in Paints & Materials

Is that house in need of a new paint job following the sun drenched summer or do you need that new interior look to "wow" a visiting sister? If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area and are concerned about the environmental impact of your painting, I believe I have the right company for you.

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Interview with Dr. David Lee, CEO of BioSolar - Renewable Plastics In Solar

September 28, 2009 | Posted in Solar & Energy

Last week I had the opportunity to interview Dr. David Lee, Chief Executive Officer of BioSolar. Dr. David Lee founded BioSolar in 2006 in an effort to make renewable materials for the packaging of photovoltaic cell converters.

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Open4energy Promotes Open Source Energy Solutions

August 20, 2009 | Posted in Solar & Energy

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

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Sustainable Garden Intiative Taking Root in Menlo Park, CA

August 18, 2009 | Posted in Menlo Park, Lawn & Garden

A new group promoting sustainable landscapes with edible gardens and native plants in Menlo Park, CA

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Mow Your Lawn Higher

2 comments | August 18, 2009 | Posted in Lawn & Garden

When you do that most American of summer activities, mowing the lawn, take into account photosynthesis. So keep this in mind when you mow your lawn this week and....

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A Car Company Made a Profit, and It's Tesla!

2 comments | August 10, 2009 | Posted in Transportation

Two major American auto companies are now essentially owned by the government. All large foreign makers are posting huge losses across the board. All is doom and gloom in the auto world. Wait, I say, wait.

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