Verge Limbo will be attending the Piedmont Earth Day Fair with his new Sony Digital camera/videocam....and a few green friends.
I hope to see you there, if NOT, I will post video of the event and new green technologies at limbovision.org in the very near future.
Post-Fair Follow-up: "Let down" doesn't quite capture the dim experience of the Piedmont's Earth Day Fair. There were virtually no demonstrations, products or new technologies worth capturing on video for a future posting on limbovision.org -as I had hoped.
I had expected to find products and information on such subjects as: solar electricity, biodiesel, windpower, sustainable agriculture, hybrid cars, aquaculture, organic farming, green building design...
Nonetheless, The Earth Day Fair deserves the full support of The Piedmont community. Vergelimbo is determined to participate and contribute some of what was lacking today, at next year's fair.
On an optimistic note, it can only get better.
- Green Idea 1 : ' Find your nearest Farmer's Market and go there this weekend with friends...
- Green Idea 2 : ' Swap your old incandescent bulbs for CFLs when they burn out and start saving $$$
- Green Idea 3 : ' Try using your bike this weekend instead of your car...
- Green Idea 4 : ' This Spring why not plant a small kitchen garden of tomatoes and peppers on your balcony or patio?
- Green Idea 5 : ' What are you waiting for? Make the change today!
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SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
The basic objectives of sustainability are to reduce consumption of non-renewable resources, minimize waste, and create healthy, productive environments.
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URBAN GARDENING
You can grow your own food whether you live on a rural farm or in a tiny urban apartment. Urban gardening is all about using space wisely to regain a closer connection with your food and beautify your home or neighborhood.
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RENEWABLE ENERGY
Explore energy resources, such as wind, solar, hydroelectric, biomass, geothermal, ocean thermal, and wave power, that replenish themselves within a short period.
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LOCAL FARMERS MARKETS
Locating the Farmers' Market nearest to you is now only a few clicks away. Localharvest.org is a useful and straight-forward site designed to faciliate your quest.
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1 comments:
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your blog is one of the funniest I have read. Great fotos! I bookmarked the site.
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