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Tag Archives: Green
Greening Up Your Lifestyle – Sustainability Celebration in Danville
Diverse community groups are uniting to host a Spring Fling celebration of Earth Day art, sustainable businesses, and greener living. This will be the second annual earth day event for the Danville community which will be held on Friday, April 20th from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. It’s called the Spring Fling and this unites the City of Danville, Sustainable Danville and Discover Danville and the best part of all is there’s no admission fee!
The Spring Fling, while celebrating Earth Day, will also promote local businesses that are practicing sustainability and greener living. Visit the heart of Danville’s historic downtown at the corner of Hartz and Prospect Avenue to pick up a FREE strolling map, a reusable shopping tote, a restaurant guide, and a list of the Sustainable Danville Area Businesses. Read More
CELEBRATE – Sustainable Danville Area 2nd Birthday
Please join Sustainable Danville Area for a celebration as they toast the passing of our 2nd year and look towards the future. Read More
BLUE GOLD WORLD WATER WARS
Join Sustainable Danville Area
TUESDAY, MARCH 13TH AT 7PM
San Ramon Valley High School Performing Arts Center
501 Danville Blvd.
For a Screening of the Award-Winning Documentary
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Sustainable San Ramon Day 2012
Join Sustainable San Ramon at the Dougherty Station Library on January 28 for a day of art projects, free pizza and a movie.
The fun starts at 11:30 a.m. with a family art project using recycled materials. Next participants will enjoy free pizza donated by Whole Foods Market. We’ll wrap up the day with a family-friendly movie that celebrates kids’ successful conservation efforts in their small town.
Pizza and art supplies will be available while supplies last and priority will be given to those who register in advance. Read More
Why the Most Environmental Building is the Building We’ve Already Built
Reusing an old building pretty much always has less of an impact on the environment than tearing it down, trashing the debris, clearing the site, crafting new materials and putting up a replacement from scratch. This makes some basic sense, even without looking at the numbers.
But what if the new building is super energy-efficient? How do the two alternatives compare over a lifetime, across generations of use? Read More
A Taste of Honey and a Movie
Join Sustainable Danville Area for a Honey Tasting and screening of the documentary film Queen of the Sun to support Monte Vista High School students in growing an organic garden on campus. Wednesday, January 25, 2012 Read More
Stair Lighting Made Simple
Plug-and-play staircase lighting from i-Lighting is designed for simple installation, which involves cutting a hole in the riser, slipping in the light fixtures and plugging in the power supply. The company’s Stairlighting Kit is LED-based, which means energy efficiency and fewer bugs in outdoor installations. Read More
Out of the Ordinary
With the federal government’s 2009 stimulus bill encouraging Americans to purchase certain energy-efficient products, many more consumers have become a part of the green building movement. Having proper insulation, along with energy-efficient windows and doors, can make a big difference in your monthly gas or electric bill – as well as do its part in reducing our nation’s total energy consumption. Read More