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[Pragmatic Environmentalism] The Boston Local Food Festival had two friendly volunteers at each station to educate people about what goes where. BeanTown had one student at each, who had been randomly assigned the job.

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[Comments for Sustainablog] Planning Underway for Boston GreenFest | Sustainablog: Just want to let people know that we really are looking to be as positive as possible with Boston GreenFest and that we hope companies that come to GreenFest will have an opportunity to learn new ways of doing things more sustainably, and they will have a chance to interface with the public, new green ideas and a host of resources to help make that happen. We are in this together!

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[CFI Education's Blog] Environmental Youth Forum: Social Environmentalism: The other aspect of the forum will be a continuation of the “active cinema” project started by the Mill Valley Film Festival where audiences are given an immediate means for making social change through projects, face-to-face individual discussions with advocacy group members, and donations for micro-loan organizations. There will be a forum area where groups would be invited to come in and share their literature and discuss their missions informally.

[Williston Observer] 1000s mark return of Fall Harvest Festival — Williston Observer: I think it majorly important that we rally around this decision, that we make sure outside environmentalist such as The Conservation Law foundation have ABSOLUTELY NO SAY in how this project proceeds. Coming from Boston, I am accustom to having a Target in every direction within a 15 mile radius.

[Exodus Education] The Choice Blog: Fordham Holds Bake Sale in ... - Exodus Education: The Learning Network Blog: National Day on Writing: A Celebration. Students at Fordham stage a bake sale to counter one at the .

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