Green New Deal for the North Bay
The Commission on a Green New Deal for the North Bay has established a schedule of forums to gather public input on creating a resilient, sustainable, and equitable basis for public policy. During the fall of 2009 we will hold public briefings with expert testimony in a number of topic areas including food, housing, transportation and energy. We will then c ...learn more
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Created: Apr 20, 2009
Updated: May 19, 2009
Membership: Open To Apply
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Areas of Focus [Edit]
Peace and Peace Building | Sustainable Livelihoods | Rural Farming Communities | Business Firm and Organization Sustainability | Culture and Sustainability | Education, Government and Sustainability | Sustainable Energy Development | Social Entrepreneurship | Biocultural Diversity | Local Food Systems | Pesticides | Precautionary Principle | Wildlife Ecology | Human Rights and Civil Liberties | Youth Education and Empowerment | Performing Arts | Indigenous Peoples and Cultures | Climate Change | Women's Rights | Land Stewardship
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BORN is a non-profit organization that promotes sustainable
technologies and practices in the Northern Rocky Mountain region by
hosting events and conferences, facilitating community dialogue, and
supporting citizen-initiated projects. Its largest event, the Northern
Rockies Bioneers Conference, brings together progressive communities in
the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem, and provides resources, tools, and
inspiration to build a sustainable, culturally-rich, active, and
well-networked community.