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Green Walls, Living Walls, Vertical Gardens

Posted on August 6, 2010 by Georgetown350

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What’s a living wall? A green wall? A vertical garden? Take a look:

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Hunter & Associates is a web marketing and communications service based in Georgetown, Texas, largely dedicated to fighting climate change. The content in this site comprises tools and analysis for creating economic, political and climate justice.

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Democrats Are Still Compromising Away Women’s Rights – What’s Wrong with the Pro-Choice Movement’s Strategy? | Truthout tags: policy But plenty of prochoice activists, bloggers and writers are wondering if Planned Parenthood and other organizations are too close to Democrats to really pressure them. After a fight around private insurers covering abortion dur […]
Sustainability 12/10/2011
Naomi Klein’s Inconvenient Climate Conclusions | Common Dreams tags: policy Sustainability the idea that we can win the climate fight without engaging in ideological battle over these core questions about the role of government has always been a fantasy. Trying to dodge this fight is a big part of why we lose, and we need […]
Policy 12/10/2011
Naomi Klein’s Inconvenient Climate Conclusions | Common Dreams tags: policy Sustainability the idea that we can win the climate fight without engaging in ideological battle over these core questions about the role of government has always been a fantasy. Trying to dodge this fight is a big part of why we lose, and we need […]
Policy 12/08/2011
In 2012 you can waste your vote on Obama or… tags: policy In 2012 you can waste your vote on Obama pretending that the Republicans have shackled him, but as Paul Hawken points out, he could always use his voice if he had some backbone. People like Hawken and McKibben have earned my respect from […]
Policy 11/28/2011
DeChristopher – Obama should lose the election tags: policy I was so glad to see DeChristopher lay this concept on the table. Voting for either of the the two main choices is NOT going to solve the climate crisis. The only solution must come from our own political action. Multitudes of deeply concer…ned good people […]
Policy 11/27/2011
Nader didn’t “give us Bush” I don’t believe that Nader split the Democrat vote. I’d argue that the Democrats have co-opted the Green vote. And when we should all be working tirelessly to build a new platform with new candidates committed to climate solutions, instead we waste our votes on Democrats who are in pawn […]
Policy 11/25/2011
‘We have lost respect’ – former US Senator — RT tags: policy “Most people are unaware of the fact that over the last year, the Obama administration chased out of the United States… over 500,000 people. If we had a media that is all honest – this would have been front page and hotly discussed,” […]
Policy 11/11/2011
Capitalism vs. the Climate | The Nation tags: policy This is a crucial point to understand: it is not opposition to the scientific facts of climate change that drives denialists but rather opposition to the real-world implications of those facts. Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here. […]
Policy 11/07/2011
Obama -Dems Waste of a vote tags: policy Points of discussion: Obama didn’t simply not get around to restoring habeas corpus – this is a policy of his administr…ation. He didn’t fix the economy, not because the republicans wouldn’t let him but because his campaign donors wouldn’t let him. Check his cabinet, compare those people […]
Policy 10/21/2011
2012 tags: policy Points of discussion: Obama didn’t simply not get around to restoring habeas corpus – this is a policy of his administration. He didn’t fix the economy, not because the republicans wouldn’t let him but because his campaign donors wouldn’t let him. Check his cabinet, compare those people (the enemy) with economists who […]

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