Sebastopol Village Network
Piloting models for regenerative economics
The Sebastopol Village Network (SVN) is a cooperative community effort that helps to synergize the growth and development of community solutions. The Network engages diverse stakeholders including individuals, businesses and non-profits helping them to collaborate and share resources for maximum prosperity. ...learn more
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Created: Mar 19, 2008
Updated: Nov 06, 2009
Membership: Open
Semi-Private
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Updated: 5 months ago
The website of Earth 911 includes an excellent database. Look up where to recycle many kinds of items in your area of the United States.
http://earth911.org/
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Updated: 8 months ago
Good index of building materials exchange resources in Washington State, USA. Includes database models which could be useful for people in other parts of the world wanting to set up similar web si...
Areas: Recycling and Reuse, Global Wood Products Industry, Waste Management, Sustainable Materials, Sustainable Building, Life Cycle Assessment, Consumption and Green Consumers, Information and Communication Technology
Type: Website - Author: Second Use Building Materials
Type: Website - Author: Second Use Building Materials
Updated: 8 months ago
Walk Score helps people find walkable places to live. Walk Score
calculates the walkability of an address by locating nearby stores,
restaurants, schools, parks, etc.Why walking matters: walkable n...
Updated: about 1 year ago
Are
your daily nutrition practices and the products you use a reflection of
good health? Toxins can be found in the food and materials you and your
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Updated: about 1 year ago
Each of these wineries is doing its part to protect water quality and biodiversity in the watersheds of
Washington and Oregon. Look for Salmon-Safe wines from these leading Northwest wineries at ...
Areas: Community Participation, Land Stewardship, Local Food Systems, Responsible Business Practices, Consumption and Green Consumers, Culture and Sustainability, Community Enterprise, Agricultural Water Conservation and Management
Type: Other - Author: Stewardship Partners
Type: Other - Author: Stewardship Partners