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[Bleeding edge blog] Celebrate policy change and activities on behalf of the ...: The company plans to shake up the moribund US auto industry and dramatically curb CO2 emissions, ripping out the internal combustion engine and the petrol tank, and replacing both with a motor that boasts few moving parts and the sort of lithium batteries found in laptops. A limited-edition Tesla Roadster, a sports car that reaches 60 mph in less than four seconds, and can do 245 miles per charge, is due this year.

[LA Eco-Village Blog] Ride the Streetcar to the Bimini Baths « L.A. Eco-Village Blog: There’s also, outside Seijin’s Auto Repair, a small section of oddly curved sidewalk curb (shown below) that paralleled the tracks as they turned north onto Bimini. I think that the old rail right-of-way runs through the auto repair site…

[ecorazzi.com :: the latest in green gossip] Laurie David's Wetlands Mishap In Photos // Archives // ecorazzi ...: The construction has been virtually ceaseless, and for all these years I have been forced to see, hear, smell, and even taste exactly what it entails for this kind of self-aggrandizing building to go on–I have spoken out against the hypocrisy of David’s supposed concern for the environment many times, and been attacked by her camp for it just as often. Worse, there have been repeated environmental violations of the Wetlands Protection Act on her properties, 5 that I know about, but only two were publicized–

[LA Eco-Village Gardeners' Weblog] Harvesting Urbanite « LA Eco-Village Gardeners' Weblog: LA Conservation Corps crew breaking up concrete for tree wells on Vermont Avenue. Thanks to Brad who I encountered waiting for the bus and who helped me get it up the curb ramp at 3rd and Vermont.

[Curbed Hamptons] Curbed Hamptons: Thomas Moran's Studio and Home to be Restored: Moran also happened to be the first eco-friendly artist on the East End, repurposing his front porch into a beach cabana made of recycled materials that he would take with him to the beach on hot days. Makes our complaints about .

[Curbed LA] Curbed LA: A Primer on LA's Eco-Village: Lois Arkin founded the Eco-Village project 15 years ago as part of the Cooperative Resources & Service Project, a resource center for small ecological cooperative communities. As part of the Eco-Village's social and economic sustainability, Arkin tells us the intentional residents take part in community dinners, food co-ops, landtrusts, and equity housing co-ops (to name just a few examples.) Ecologically, the group plants trees, uses sustainable building materials, utilizes public transit (most residents don't drive), and employs solar power and watersaving devices.

[LA Eco-Village Gardeners' Weblog] Beginning the Bulbout « LA Eco-Village Gardeners' Weblog: Los Angeles Eco-Village worked with the city of Los Angeles to create a “shared street” project on Bimini Place.  The intent was to make our neighborhood greener and a more pedestrian friendly.  Through this project (which I am not going to go into too much detail on here) we were able to take away some parking and dedicate that former car-space to space for people and vegetation.

[Margaret's Blog] Real Estate Blog - Flat Caleb Gets High: Margaret - so glad Flat Caleb is having such a good time. Nice of your husband to take him flying with you both.

[LA Eco-Village Gardeners' Weblog] Squirrels « LA Eco-Village Gardeners' Weblog: I tried to scare it off by moving toward the tree menacingly”¦ but it just sat there. So I took a small rock (not big enough to harm it) and chucked it at the squirrel and it finally ran off.

[The Housing Bubble Blog] The Housing Bubble Blog » Bits Bucket For May 31, 2009: Not to mention one of my pet peeves is how Nestle Waters (French corporation)pumps out Crystal Springs which is the headwaters of the Hillsborough River, on which Tampa depends for its water. I have no proof, but I’m convinced Nestle increases its pumping when there’s a drought, so residents don’t know any better and blame the low leve of the Hillsborough River on the drought rather than the pumping.

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