There is some big news on the green power front.
First Solar has purchased TetraSun (story here). This allows First Solar to have a greater presence in the Roof-Top ready market.
Eco-Andersonville is back! Here is the latest edition! Included topics include Englewood Sustainability Program, Andersonville Honors Gala, and more.
Showing posts with label Eco Andersonville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eco Andersonville. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Environews Dec 9
Greentech Media
- High Speed Rail
- Germany Solar Tariffs
- Future of Utility Grid
ENN
- Nat Gas, Oil Soar
- Wastewater Revenue
Eco-Andersonville
- 4th Annual Green Gift Wrapping
- High Speed Rail
- Germany Solar Tariffs
- Future of Utility Grid
ENN
- Nat Gas, Oil Soar
- Wastewater Revenue
Eco-Andersonville
- 4th Annual Green Gift Wrapping
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Nov 7 Energy News
Greentech Media
- Chicago Taste of Green Nov 18
- PV Dynamics
ENN
- Crime Fighting Trees
- Grass ethanol possibilities
- Green Chocolatiers?
- Amazon troubles
Intersolar
- Solyndra troubles
Eco-Andersonville
- Dr. Sims DDS eco dentist
- Greensky Chocolate
- Andersonville recycling
- Greenbuild
- Chicago Taste of Green Nov 18
- PV Dynamics
ENN
- Crime Fighting Trees
- Grass ethanol possibilities
- Green Chocolatiers?
- Amazon troubles
Intersolar
- Solyndra troubles
Eco-Andersonville
- Dr. Sims DDS eco dentist
- Greensky Chocolate
- Andersonville recycling
- Greenbuild
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Andersonville green advances
Hey
Here is an article in the Chicago Tribune about the growing Green Tech advances in the community. Great Job!
Here is an article in the Chicago Tribune about the growing Green Tech advances in the community. Great Job!
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Eco Conference and more
- Don't forget about the eco-conference held by Loyola! It is this Saturday, Oct. 25th and the address is 6525 N. Sheridan. To RSVP or get more info, contact Andrew Weith at aweith@elpc.org.
- A Fresh Squeeze has posted articles on composting and Chicago's Air Quality. The articles put a light on organizations in Chicago helping out in these areas. Don't forget to check out A Fresh Squeeze's Seattle edition! The eco actions taking place over there are substantive and effective and could be used here in Chicago.
- The Eco Andersonville group has put out info on some events covering sustainability and the "greening" of restaurants. Click on the link for more information.
- Greentech Media posted a story and reports that Google.org has given the US Academies a grant of $250,000 to find ways that the US and China can collaborate in green issues like solar, wind, and biomass.
- Wikipower is in a partnership with The Peggy Notebaert Museum and A Fresh Squeeze. The partnership exists to provide funding for the museum's educational programs. For every person that signs up to A Fresh Squeeze's email update list, the blog will donate $0.25 to The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum! You will receive up to date information on environmental issues in the Chicago area and be helping one of Chicago's top environmental resources. So please take a moment to go to my donation page and sign up. The list of donors is growing and money has already been sent to the museum.
- A Fresh Squeeze has posted articles on composting and Chicago's Air Quality. The articles put a light on organizations in Chicago helping out in these areas. Don't forget to check out A Fresh Squeeze's Seattle edition! The eco actions taking place over there are substantive and effective and could be used here in Chicago.
- The Eco Andersonville group has put out info on some events covering sustainability and the "greening" of restaurants. Click on the link for more information.
- Greentech Media posted a story and reports that Google.org has given the US Academies a grant of $250,000 to find ways that the US and China can collaborate in green issues like solar, wind, and biomass.
- Wikipower is in a partnership with The Peggy Notebaert Museum and A Fresh Squeeze. The partnership exists to provide funding for the museum's educational programs. For every person that signs up to A Fresh Squeeze's email update list, the blog will donate $0.25 to The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum! You will receive up to date information on environmental issues in the Chicago area and be helping one of Chicago's top environmental resources. So please take a moment to go to my donation page and sign up. The list of donors is growing and money has already been sent to the museum.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
eco Anderson update and more
Hey everyone
- Eco Andersonville has updated there activity list on their website. New information includes a survey, information on the Andersonville Business Certification Program, First Free's Block party on Sept. 13, and more Green tips.
- A Fresh Squeeze has recently written articles on the importance of shopping locally. Conveniently, they reference a study done on this issue by the Andersonville Chamber of Commerce (above.) As far as eating at restaurants serving local food, they highlight Bistro Campagn, a Lincoln Square eatery.
- I am seeing more and more blue carts in Chicago's alleys. Thank you Chicago!
- Wikipower is in a partnership with The Peggy Notebaert Museum and A Fresh Squeeze. The partnership exists to provide funding for the museum's educational programs. For every person that signs up to A Fresh Squeeze's email update list, the blog will donate $0.25 to The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum! You will receive up to date information on environmental issues in the Chicago area and be helping one of Chicago's top environmental resources. So please take a moment to go to my donation page and sign up. The list of donors is growing and money has already been sent to the museum.
- Eco Andersonville has updated there activity list on their website. New information includes a survey, information on the Andersonville Business Certification Program, First Free's Block party on Sept. 13, and more Green tips.
- A Fresh Squeeze has recently written articles on the importance of shopping locally. Conveniently, they reference a study done on this issue by the Andersonville Chamber of Commerce (above.) As far as eating at restaurants serving local food, they highlight Bistro Campagn, a Lincoln Square eatery.
- I am seeing more and more blue carts in Chicago's alleys. Thank you Chicago!
- Wikipower is in a partnership with The Peggy Notebaert Museum and A Fresh Squeeze. The partnership exists to provide funding for the museum's educational programs. For every person that signs up to A Fresh Squeeze's email update list, the blog will donate $0.25 to The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum! You will receive up to date information on environmental issues in the Chicago area and be helping one of Chicago's top environmental resources. So please take a moment to go to my donation page and sign up. The list of donors is growing and money has already been sent to the museum.
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Ethical Planet, Eco Andersonville and more
Hey everyone
- Ethical Planet has an array of new products added to their growing list of earth friendly products. Click on the link to check it all out!
- Eco Andersonville has added new stories on what is going on in Chicago's Andersonville neighborhood. Many companies such as SEDAC, ComEd, SAMAC, and Greenet Chicago are featured. A special congratulations to Green Sky for becoming Andersonville's first Co-op America approved business.
- I am in a partnership with The Peggy Notebaert Museum and A Fresh Squeeze. The partnership exists to provide funding for the museum's educational programs. For every person that signs up to A Fresh Squeeze's email update list, the blog will donate $0.25 to The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum! You will receive up to date information on environmental issues in the Chicago area and be helping one of Chicago's top environmental resources. So please take a moment to go to my donation page and sign up. To read more about the details of the program, click the link below.
The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum Donation Program
- Ethical Planet has an array of new products added to their growing list of earth friendly products. Click on the link to check it all out!
- Eco Andersonville has added new stories on what is going on in Chicago's Andersonville neighborhood. Many companies such as SEDAC, ComEd, SAMAC, and Greenet Chicago are featured. A special congratulations to Green Sky for becoming Andersonville's first Co-op America approved business.
- I am in a partnership with The Peggy Notebaert Museum and A Fresh Squeeze. The partnership exists to provide funding for the museum's educational programs. For every person that signs up to A Fresh Squeeze's email update list, the blog will donate $0.25 to The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum! You will receive up to date information on environmental issues in the Chicago area and be helping one of Chicago's top environmental resources. So please take a moment to go to my donation page and sign up. To read more about the details of the program, click the link below.
The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum Donation Program
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Gore and more
- Al Gore is in the news again as ENN has reported on a story that Gore has started a 300 million dollar campaign for the environment.
- A Fresh Squeeze has posted an article on fresh water in Chicago. They also have posted an article on Andersonville becoming eco-friendly.
- As always, check out links in the right margin ====>
- Northside College Prep will be holding their annual "Green Scene" on April 19.
- We Can Solve It website added to links.
- Francis Parker School is hosting its own "Green Day" on May 10.
- A Fresh Squeeze has posted an article on fresh water in Chicago. They also have posted an article on Andersonville becoming eco-friendly.
- As always, check out links in the right margin ====>
- Northside College Prep will be holding their annual "Green Scene" on April 19.
- We Can Solve It website added to links.
- Francis Parker School is hosting its own "Green Day" on May 10.
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