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Farmers for America, Film Screening, Nov 1, 6-8 pm (with dinner!), Farmers Market, LA
Come join UCLA Farmers Market to watch Farmers for America! **Dinner will be provided!** This documentary showcases the importance of farmers and farming in America as we move into the future. Most farmers are aging, and agriculture is b… more...
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California
0 replies | 1059 views | Posted on: 10/26/2018 | Last updated: 10/29/2018
MIT Water Summit 2018: Thirsty Cities, November 15-16, Cambridge, MA
By 2050, 70% of the world’s population will live in cities, up from 50% today. Many cities are already running out of water. This year’s MIT Water Summit brings together representatives of industry, academia, government, and NGO… more...
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Massachusetts
0 replies | 1322 views | Posted on: 10/28/2018 | Last updated: 10/28/2018
2018 Local Energy Solutions Conference, November 16, Concord, New Hampshire
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE LES is more than a conference - it's the only event of its kind that, year after year, delivers the latest topics and knowledge from leading experts, innovative ideas and best practices, and best-of-the… more...
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Energy
0 replies | 1770 views | Posted on: 10/26/2018 | Last updated: 10/26/2018
2nd Annual Massachusetts Litter Summit, November 3, 2018, North Easton MA
You are cordially invited to join us for an afternoon of “talking trash.” We’ll share best practices and ideas for preventing and cleaning up litter in your community, including: • Best practices for organizing a s… more...
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Sustainable Communities and Developments
0 replies | 1076 views | Posted on: 10/26/2018 | Last updated: 10/26/2018
Resilience Workshop Series - Resilience in the Workplace: A Metro Case Study, Dec 11, LA
Resilience in the Workplace Workshop Series: A Metro Case Study Building resilience requires a new approach to understanding the interactions of physical, social, and economic systems. This highly interactive, cap… more...
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California
0 replies | 1187 views | Posted on: 10/26/2018 | Last updated: 10/26/2018
Building Resilience - Workshop Series: Resilient Water Systems, Nov 8, LA
Access to clean drinking water is a fundamental human right. Californiaâs water system faces a variety of changes, from drought to an aging water infrastructure, to changes in precipitation. Learn how resilience principles apply t… more...
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California
0 replies | 1005 views | Posted on: 10/26/2018 | Last updated: 10/26/2018
Environmental Impacts of Renewable Energy - Understanding and Balancing the Challenges of Transitioning to a Low Carbon Future
Harvard University researchers Lee Miller and David Keith have published two studies focusing on the environmental impacts of using renewable energy in the US to meet the energy demands. Their work has brought to the fore a new… more...
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Energy
0 replies | 7974 views | Posted on: 10/09/2018 | Last updated: 10/26/2018
Zero Waste Design in Practice, November 6, 6pm, New York, NY
Over a year ago, the Zero Waste Design Guidelines were published to address the lack of space and design for waste storage. This workshop will discuss how and when in the design process to implement the guidelines in you… more...
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New York
0 replies | 1677 views | Posted on: 10/23/2018 | Last updated: 10/25/2018
Urban Green Council, Annual Gala, November 7, 6:30pm, NYC
Urban Green Event Gala 2018 where Peter Riguardi will be speaking Cocktails | Gourmet Food Stations | Seated Dessert and Program Business Attire More information on : https://www.urbangreencouncil.o… more...
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New York
0 replies | 893 views | Posted on: 10/23/2018 | Last updated: 10/25/2018
San Diego Green Building Council: Women in Green Fall Happy Hour, November 8, 5:30-7:30 pm, San Diego, CA
Who: Women in Green is an initiative focused on advancing more women leadership in public and private sector positions that are key to advancing sustainability, green buildings, and communities in our region. What: This Fall Networking H… more...
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California
0 replies | 1184 views | Posted on: 10/24/2018 | Last updated: 10/25/2018
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