Archive for March, 2007

Day 3 - Of The 2007 EJ Conference Tops It All Off


Day 3 - Of The 2007 EJ Conference Tops It All Off

Conference Coordinator John Rosenthall, left, opened and closed the conference from the podium of the Moot Court. The final day of the conference was just as successful as the first and second days. Moreover, conferees from other parts of the country were treated to three days of perfect weather. Of course, Washington, DC has […]

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EPA Well Represented at the 2007 EJ Conference


EPA Well Represented at the 2007 EJ Conference

There were many participants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency at the 2007 EJ Conference. Eventually we will probably list all of the very special people from EPA that attended the conference. But two very special EPA employees participated in and attended plenary and panel discussions: Randy Kelly, Deputy Asociate Administrator for Intergovernmental Relations and […]

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Haute Trash: Fashion from Rubbish


Haute Trash: Fashion from Rubbish

Image: Trash to Fashion Awards New Zealand 2004
Trash to fashion is not a new concept, but might be just a little out there for most. TreeHugger has touched on trash fashion before in the story on Trashin’ Fashion and Trashion. Personally I love the inventiveness of anybody willing to turn old trash into wearable […]

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“Wow, Architects Are Cooler than Al Gore!”


“Wow, Architects Are Cooler than Al Gore!”

So said Archinect after reading a new report from the UN entitled “Buildings and Climate Change: Status, Challenges and Opportunities”
“Buildings can play a key role in combating climate change,” the U.N. Environment Program said in a report issued in Oslo during a conference on ways to promote economic growth without damaging the environment. Simple measures […]

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Mile High Standards for Renewables


Mile High Standards for Renewables

Colorado Governor Bill Ritter signed two major bills supporting renewable energy this week, keeping with his theme of a “New Energy Economy” for the state.
The first was HB 1281, which expands the state’s renewable energy standard by doubling the goal to 20 percent of all resources by 2020 for big utilities. It also includes a […]

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Arrange from Everyspace


Arrange from Everyspace

Everyspace is a team of Brookyn designers who “find inspiration in the challenges of urban living and aim to design furniture and household objects that offer creative solutions for city dwelling.” The arrange shelf is designed “to integrate nature and furniture. Originally intended for a front hallway, the shelf functions as a catch-all for your […]

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Lyocell Hoodie from Fila


Lyocell Hoodie from Fila

We’re always on the prowl for new workout clothes. They are often hard to find - whether it’s the price, the fit, the weight…who wants to be uncomfortable in expensive workout clothes? So when we read about Fila’s tissue-paper-thin top, perfect for the upcoming spring season, we felt okay about ditching the college sweatshirt […]

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Dr. Mildred McClain Questions NEPA Panelists


Dr. Mildred McClain Questions NEPA Panelists

Dr. Mildred McClain attended the 2007 EJ Conference along with an entourage of other South Carolinians that included youth and community activists. Dr. McClain is pictured at right asking a question to panelists at the session “Environmental Justice and Environmental Impact Assessments.”Mildred McClain is Executive Director of Citizens for Environmental Justice, Inc. and the […]

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Super Session Manager Reiniero (Rey) Rivera


Super Session Manager Reiniero (Rey) Rivera

Rey Rivera of EPA’s Office of Solid Waste & Emergency Response has held interesting positions at the agency, but at the 2007 EJ Conference he was a super session manager, among other responsibilities. Mr. Rivera was Session Manager for the following sessions: “Environmental Justice Through Local Actions,” “Environmental Justice Fight for the Local Environment,” […]

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World’s First Electric Bike Rally: Open To All


World’s First Electric Bike Rally: Open To All

Last time this author wrote about electric bicycles, he got in trouble for inadvertently suggesting they were mainly for people with health problems and/or the more mature cyclist. This video, which came to us via Powered Bicycles UK, shows how wrong this assumption was. It apparently shows the worlds first electric bike rally, held in […]

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