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LOCAL SPOTLIGHT: St. Bernard Project Commemorates Katrina’s 5th Anniversary

St. Bernard Project (SBP) has decided to commemorate the 5th anniversary with special events that will reinvigorate its efforts and renew its commitment to its mission as well as the people of New Orleans. SBP will be focusing its efforts in the Lower 9th Ward by completing 5 homes in 5 days, but will also draw attention to St. Bernard Parish by running 24-hour builds on three local homes. SBP invites, encourages, and urges all supporters of the project and the rebuilding of New Orleans to join us for these events.

July 21st, 2010
Topic: Eco Travel, Green Growth, Green House, Green Street, Live Green Picks, Smart Energy, Wetlands Tags: None

Local Spotlight: Build it Back Green

The July 27th Build it Back Green workshop will address the importance of monitoring your home’s indoor air quality. Air quality can impact the respiratory and overall health of you and your family. People prone to asthma and allergies, as well as children and the elderly, are especially vulnerable. Arm yourself with the knowledge you need to make your home’s indoor air quality safe.

July 19th, 2010
Topic: Green House, Green Street, Live Green Picks Tags: None

Water world: a garden paradise

It’s time for Parkway Partners’ Second Saturdays ~ this Saturday, July 10th from 9am-12n discover Water Features at the Parkway Partners Greenhouse on the corner of Clio and Baronne.

July 8th, 2010
Topic: Green Growth, Green House, Live Green Picks Tags: None

Chopsticks, Confucius, and the deforestation of China

The true price of disposable chopsticks

China’s appetite for disposable chopsticks eats up 25 million trees each year. With forests fast disappearing, now the pressure is on for people to adopt less wasteful eating habits, reports Clifford Coonan in Beijing

June 17th, 2010
Topic: Green Growth, Green House Tags: None

The A-B-C’s of superfoods

Studies show a link between the use of antioxidants and increased longevity, and the antioxidants help in the fight against premature aging, cardiovascular, cancer, and ophthalmological (eye) diseases, along with other age-related degenerative problems. Acai may also boost brain activity, make the skin healthy and supple, support healthy cholesterol levels, and provide natural energy.

June 12th, 2010
Topic: Green House, Live Green Picks Tags: None