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Green Innovators in Business Network
| Join January's "Growing GIBN Open Conference Call" with Carol Sanford to discuss her new book "The Responsible Business" Tuesday, January 17th at 3PM ET 760-569-9000, 160031# Find us on:   The Green Innovators in Business Network (GIBN) is an open network for all business changemakers— those working with and within business to develop innovative approaches to sustainability challenges. Become a GIBN Member and Supporter Click here to join the GIBN Mailing List Attend our Solutions Labs  One-day events held throughout the country that provide leading thinkers and "doers" from business, academia and organizations with the opportunity to explore the next generation of business sustainability— one in which we can grow profits for our companies and create positive impact on the planet.Find out more about GIBN Solutions Labs Join us for Growing GIBN Conversations Monthly calls and webinars focused on topics that are most compelling to you -- a network of green innovators in business -- and draw on your experience and ideas. Some of these topics may be a continuation of the themes that emerged during Solutions Labs events. How you can attend CONTACT THE GIBN NATIONAL TEAM |
    
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| ashwinisanthoshrao | how avoid pollution in live rivers | 0 | Oct 14 2012, 8:06 AM EDT by ashwinisanthoshrao | ||
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usage of plastic and detergents and some harmfull chemicals which are relesed by pharmasecutical and some industries
next growth of usefull bacteria like Entamoeba coli, Escherichia coli which doubles in 20 minutes and will purify the river water |
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| jsagisi | Solution Labs - Canada? | 1 | Feb 27 2011, 12:39 PM EST by DaveWitzel | ||
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Just wondering if there are any plans on hosting a Solutions Lab in Canada in the near future.
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| gmoke | How to Change US Energy in One Growing Season | 0 | Jun 2 2010, 1:21 PM EDT by gmoke | ||
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1. Demonstrate practical, affordable energy efficiency and renewable energy ideas, devices, and systems at the over 4000 weekly farmers' markets that take place across the USA.
See Mr Franklin's Folks (http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2005/8/22/140257/-Mr-Franklins-Folks) for one vision of how this might work. 2. Continue with weatherization and solar community events. Cambridge, MA has been doing monthly weatherization barnraisings (http://www.heetma.com/) since the summer of 2008. At least 18 other communities (http://www.heetma.com/node/3) have begun their own weatherization parties. Other groups are doing solar barnraisings in at least four states. I'd like to see a weatherization barnraising on the White House. With the full participation of all the TV carpentry shows, "This Old House," "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," the HGTV and DIY channels.... 3. Solar IS Civil Defense. Start with the basics - flashlight, cell phone, radio, an extra set of batteries.... all of which can be powered with a couple of square inches of PV. Add a hand crank or pedal power back up and you have reliable production of AA and better electricity day or night, by sunlight or muscle power. It is also a significant rise in the standard of living for the 1.6 billion people in this world who don't have access to electricity. 4. 350.org's (http://www.350.org) next event is an international climate change work day on 10/10/10. If groups going to farmers' markets weekly and doing monthly energy barnraisings monthly organize with that October 10 in mind, that event could make an even bigger splash and larger impression on the general public. 5. Build an information network so that different groups working on these issues around the world can share experiences and speed innovation. |
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2009 GIBU Learning Summary.doc (Word Document - 118k)
posted by maraguccione Oct 20 2009, 4:19 PM EDT
GIBU 2009 Summary
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