Everybody can do something to make a greener Indiana
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It is interesting that the construction of houses has remained largely unchanged over the years. In this group I would like to discuss some of the new techniques that are coming down the pipe.
We love to go Farmers Markets and good restaurants. Share some of your favorites here.
Recycling makes sense all the way around. Everybody thinks of cans and bottles, but we need to be thinking about E-WASTE AND FAST. We call them landfills today, but tomorrow we will call them superfund sites!
Hoosier Environmental Council's NW central region and local "green enthusiasts" will begin meeting on the first Wednesday of the month at the Lafayette Brewing Company, 622 Main St., upstairs. For info: Greg Jones greg@friendsofbigpinecreek.org
The people in Indiana are incredibly inventive. Lets look at these issues and talk about what people are doing.
Building a sustainable Allen County
here we are in the heart of dominionist crackerland. The very name of our place comes from dominionist crackers. On top of a very important aquifer... and thus one of the oldest human-inhabited places in North America. Where do we go from here?
A new Island on the Wabash River could become a nature preserve if enough people and organizations get behind it. Click the web page for more information, then please join this group and add your comments.
One of the best allies to the green movement in Indiana is the Indiana Wildlife Federation. (IWF) This is the Indiana affiliate of the National Wildlife Federation (NWF)
Connecting the dots, including economic activity, simple living, biodiversity, global warming, and peak oil.
Discussion about various technologies for generating clean, renewable energy for Indiana homes and businesses.

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