Sustainable Mill Valley

community-building organization. Currently we have more than 200 members from Mill Valley, greater Mill Valley and other Marin communities on our e-mail list. The primary goal of SMV is to work with the people of Mill Valley, California, to create a sustainable community. While we work locally to protect the well-being of our environment and population, we a ...learn more

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Created: Jul 18, 2009

Updated: Nov 14, 2009

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Waste & Composting Working Group

"Hi All, Just a status report: We are excited that Mill Valley Refuse is meeting with us on Friday to discuss how he might enrich his website to include topical environmental info. Our agenda on Fri" ...more

katerine2 commented 11 days ago

Water Working Group

"Here are some suggestions from Dan Carney, MMWD Conservation Manager 415-945-1522 HOTELS, MOTELS and RESTAURANTS Tent cards on tables – one program they want to get going but haven’t gotten to y" ...more

anitafiel... commented about 1 month ago

Transportation Working Group

"RE: OPENING CAMINO-ALTO TUNNEL I'm passing this along from Jeff McCullough of Transition San Rafael. Dear fellow hiker, biker friends, As a commuting cyclist, I am interested in increasing the " ...more

anitafiel... commented 3 months ago

Organizing Group

"Hi Bruce, when anita and i worked on this page design, we decided to first try out the discussion forums. To post a file, as things stand now. you would upload a file on the section of the page (on t" ...more

boatsie commented 4 months ago

Food Working Group

"To Food Working Group - Mill Valley City Council needs our recommendation to keep the Farmer's Market at the E. Blithedale location even after Whole Foods opens. WF wants them to stay (it increases " ...more

anitafiel... commented 4 months ago

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Bulletin Board

Link to Mill Valley Library's New Sustainability Collection

The Library launched a Sustainability Collection on August 3, 2009. This new collection offers 43 titles on sustainability issues. Library staff will continue to keep the collection dynamic and add media materials as well. Here's the link: http://marinet.lib.ca.us:2082/search/a?searchtype=d&searcharg=Sustainability+Collection+--+Mill+Valley&SORT=A&searchscope=3&submit.x=25&submit.y=17&submit=Submit.

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Draft Minutes 7/16/09 Water Working Group Meeting

Please add to and/or edit. When they are final, we can move them to the Discussion area. In the Discussion area, people can read and post comments, but not change the original content. 7/16/09 The m ...more

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Seven Policy Switches for Global Security

Paper and slides presented to a NATO Science meeting. "Together the switches define a practical strategy for global security, for a serious attempt at revival of co-operation, ecosystems and prosperit ...more

Presentation

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Good Guide

What chemicals are in your baby shampoo? Was sweatshop labor used to make your t-shirt? What products are the best, and what products should you avoid? Increasingly, you want to know about the impac ...more

Website

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Home 2009 Project film

HOME is a spectacular film by Yann Arthus Bertrand that came about with the support and commitment of an amazing international and diverse team and of a large corporate group. The free access movie in ...more

Website