Tag: Environment

What The First Earth Day Can Teach Us About Sharing

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The first Earth Day jump-started the green movement by inspiring everyday people to action. Can we accelerate the sharing movement using the same approach? Read more »

How to Invest in Good: Energy Efficiency

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This post was written by Benjamin Margolis and originally published by Mosaic. Read more »

Urgent: Support Shared Renewables in California

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This post was written by Rosana Francescato and was initially pubilshed by PV Solar Report.
Solar leases are helping far more people go solar than before and are helping spread solar in a big way. Read more »

The Fastest Way to 100% Clean Energy

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This post was written by Billy Parish, Founder and President of Mosaic, an online platform that makes it easy for anyone to directly invest in community-scale solar energy projects. Read more »

5 Burning Man Projects Changing the Real World

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From Black Rock Solar to Hexayurts, "burners" are bringing the Burning Man spirit into the world, and changing it for the better. Read more »

Rio+20: Open Source United Nations

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Hannah Miller reports from Rio+20's instantly assembled city of 50,000 of the most environmentally attuned members of our species. Read more »

Reclaiming Miami Transforms Trash Into Sculpture [VIDEO]

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Artist Lucinda Linderman constructs wild and abstract "upcycled sculptures" out of the discarded trash she finds around Miami. Read more »

5 Ways Sharing Can Help You Live A Low-Impact Life

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Collaboration and cooperation can make it possible to slash your carbon footprint, reduce waste, and approach self-sufficiency without breaking the bank. Read more »

Co-Op Nation: Interview with Gar Alperovitz

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In this interview, Shareable publisher and editor Neal Gorenflo and P2P Foundation's Michel Bauwens chat with Gar Alperovitz Read more »

Greencitizen Confronts the Global Electronic Waste Crisis

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Much of our hazardous electronic waste is exported to developing countries. Greencitizen tackles this problem by repairing old tech for reuse and sustainably disposing of toxic parts. Read more »
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