"I can see why, Thom - I'd met Henry a couple times before, but getting the chance to talk with him, follow him along as he shared his wealth of knowledge with us... such a treat! Thank you for your help!"
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Green Policies
Started Mar 2, 2009
Green Jobs, Green Economy
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Tonia Bendickson Sep 15, 2008.
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Thom Duncan commented on Tonia Bendickson's event Henry Owen's Urban Chickens
"Thanks Tonia! Great story.
Henry is the media darling of Slow Food."
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Henry Owen's Urban Chickens at WBTV News 3
February 11, 2010 from 6am to 7am
Did you miss it? Click here to see the increasing popularity of Urban Chicken farming. We'll take a trip to Henry Owen's backyard, and go behind the scenes with Charlotte Mecklenburg Animal Care and Control. Want to see more stories like this? Be sure to watch. If you miss it, send the news desk an email asking it to re-air.. help my editors understand how important these stories are to a "growing" audience.
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Green Policies
Bringing Home the Green RecoveryVan Jones, founder and president of Green for All, and Angela Glover Blackwell, PolicyLink founder and CEO, led a national conference call to address green recovery.The call was prompted by President Obama recently signing the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act into law, enabling billions of dollars to flow into green projects across the country.…See More
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Green Jobs NOW
Have you heard about the Green Jobs Revolution?
Click on the video below to check out what "Growing Home" is doing to build a green economy on the South Side of Chicago. Imagine a Green Economy that can lift people out of poverty!
Does anyone feel called to begin this kind of "Revolution" to our backyard?
Click on the video below to check out what "Growing Home" is doing to build a green economy on the South Side of Chicago. Imagine a Green Economy that can lift people out of poverty!
Does anyone feel called to begin this kind of "Revolution" to our backyard?
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 4:33pm on February 11, 2010,
Jay said… - Thanks for the feature on urban chickens!
- At 8:54pm on September 5, 2008,
Thom Duncan said… - Tonia,
Thank you for the video. How spot on is that for towns across America. I immediately began to catalog the empty lots around Charlotte and how the face of the city could change.
Best,
Thom
- At 4:37pm on September 5, 2008,
Steve Case said… - Welcome to Charlotte Slow Food Tonia!
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