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Andy Lipkis and TreePeople: Green Cities Grown From Roots of Bioneers Validation Ecological Design
Andy Lipkis and TreePeople: Green Cities Grown From Roots of Bioneers Validation
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Innovation, by its definition, means bucking tradition. Thinking outside the box. Doing what hasn’t been done before—what isn’t “normal.”...

3D Ocean Farming’s Accelerated Success Through the Bioneers Community Eco-Nomics
3D Ocean Farming’s Accelerated Success Through the Bioneers Community
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Bioneers co-founders Nina Simons and Kenny Ausubel have spent much of their adult lives cultivating a community that works toward solving the...

Student Massacre Survivors Teach the Country a Lesson Justice
Student Massacre Survivors Teach the Country a Lesson
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By Amy Goodman & Denis Moynihan This article was originally published on the Democracy Now! website. The National Rifle Association...

Activism as Art: Giving Dolores Huerta Her Rightful Place In American History Media
Activism as Art: Giving Dolores Huerta Her Rightful Place In American History
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By Maria Juur, Program Associate This article was originally published on the Center for Food Safety website. We live at an age where personality...

Nation Undivided: Growth Happens When We Accept Our Differences and Find Shared Values Eco-Nomics
Nation Undivided: Growth Happens When We Accept Our Differences and Find Shared Values
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By Bryan Welch This article was published in B the Change, which exists to inform and inspire people who have a passion for using business as a...

Brower Youth Awardee Dejah Powell: Fostering a Love for the Environment Youth
Brower Youth Awardee Dejah Powell: Fostering a Love for the Environment
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Since 2000, the Brower Youth Award has recognized outstanding youth leaders who are making strides in the environmental movement. Each year, six...

The Root Café is Tackling Food Waste Food and Farming
The Root Café is Tackling Food Waste
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By Sean Alexander [caption id="attachment_12004" align="aligncenter" width="770"] Photography courtesy of Jack and Cori...

Fighting Racism In School Indigeneity
Fighting Racism In School
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From Thanksgiving stereotypes to Indian mascots, Native American students face racism from kindergarten through college. In this inspirational panel,...

Manuel Pastor’s 10 Key Elements for Movement Building Justice
Manuel Pastor’s 10 Key Elements for Movement Building
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In today’s America, what does it take to build a successful social movement? Manuel Pastor, professor of Sociology and American Studies &...

Partnering for Equitable Environmental Literacy Environmental Education
Partnering for Equitable Environmental Literacy
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There are countless ways to create positive, lasting experiences that nurture an empathetic relationship with the environment. Getting students...

Carl Safina: What Animals Think and Feel Nature, Culture and Spirit
Carl Safina: What Animals Think and Feel
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Carl Safina, Ph.D., is an ecologist and the inaugural holder of the Chair for Nature and Humanity at Stony Brook. He is President of The Safina...

Jeremy Narby: Living Responsibly in the Biosphere Environmental Education
Jeremy Narby: Living Responsibly in the Biosphere
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Jeremy Narby, Ph.D., is an anthropologist who has been working as Amazonian Projects Coordinator for the Swiss NGO “Nouvelle Planète” since...

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