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Posted by Adam Mayer, 9 July 2008
Posted at http://sustainourrights.blogspot.com/
Beaverton Farmer's Market Part 6
Glad to get back to the farmer's market, missed last week due to my wife and I are in the middle of buying a house. Each week there are... (read more)
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Posted by Adam Mayer, 22 June 2008
Posted at http://sustainourrights.blogspot.com/
Beaverton Farmer's Market Part 5
It was good to get back to the farmer's market yesterday after missing last week. My wife and I were out house hunting, one of the many reasons for... (read more)
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Posted by Adam Mayer, 9 June 2008
Posted at http://sustainourrights.blogspot.com/
Beaverton Farmer's Market Part 4
Another week, another opportunity to cook with local fresh food. First stop was off to get more rhubarb to make another pie, picked up three stalks to cook with.... (read more)
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Posted by Adam Mayer, 31 May 2008
Posted at http://sustainourrights.blogspot.com/
Beaverton Farmer's Market Part 3
Although I missed the farmer's market last week due to being at the LP national convention in Denver, I was able to go this morning. Taking a week off... (read more)
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Posted by Adam Mayer, 18 May 2008
Posted at http://sustainourrights.blogspot.com/
Beaverton Farmer's Market - Week 2
I've decided to try and do a weekly journal of the Beaverton farmer's market, of what I've bought and how I cooked and ate it. As for what... (read more)
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Posted by Adam Mayer, 10 May 2008
Posted at http://sustainourrights.blogspot.com/2008/05/beaverton-farmers-market.ht...
Beaverton Farmer's Market
I have been waiting months now for the farmer's market to come back in Beaverton. Last year was the first year my wife and I went to the farmer's market on... (read more)
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Posted by Adam Mayer, 7 May 2008
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**Posted from http://sustainourrights.blogspot.com/
Over the past few months there have been a number of news items about the shortage of rice. While this can and may become a crisis around the world, it's not a real... (read more)
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Posted by ElektrikGene, 26 April 2008
Rocky Twyman has a radical solution for surging gasoline prices: prayer.
Twyman - a community organizer, church choir director and public relations consultant from the Washington, D.C., suburbs - staged a pray-in at a San Francisco... (read more)
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Posted by ElektrikGene, 24 March 2008
I’d like to introduce you to Sepp Holzer, a man who not only produces food in a very unlikely location, at a high and frigid altitude in Austria, but is also growing very unlikely crops... (read more)
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Posted by ElektrikGene, 24 March 2008
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MALMSTROM AIR FORCE BASE, Mont. (AP) -- On a wind-swept air base near the Missouri River, the Air Force has launched an ambitious plan to wean itself from foreign oil by turning to a new... (read more)
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Posted by plunsfo, 23 March 2008
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This blog about my community garden experience will, hopefully, be regularly updated with approaches, challenges, and results as the seasons go forward. It's my hope that some of this information may be helpful to... (read more)
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Posted by plunsfo, 20 March 2008
Today marked an important milestone for Washington County Peak Oil. We were invited to address a monthly City Managers Meeting -- a monthly event that brings the City Managers of all the municipalities in... (read more)
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Posted by plunsfo, 2 March 2008
Some of you are aware that ASPO-USA will be holding their annual peak oil conference in Sacramento this year, from September 21st - 23rd. Last year's conference was really quite comprehensive. See last... (read more)
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Posted by dmaebori, 11 February 2008
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It looks like a word being coined to call those concerned about peak oil and energy depletion is "peaknik." That is very cute but certainly does not do a thing for me. Apparently... (read more)
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Posted by Adam Mayer, 3 February 2008
As many of you may know, I just became certified at TVCTV as part of the plan to get Peak Moment TV aired here in Washington county. The studio training class I took, as... (read more)
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Posted by cfrjlr, 16 November 2007
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Should Washington County Fund an Office of Sustainability?
Alas Washington County has no money to pay for such things. WASCo has one of the leanest budgets of any county in the state. Per... (read more)
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Posted by plunsfo, 26 October 2007
In January of 2007 the Vision Action Network of Washington County, OR, organized a Sustainability Summit, hosted by the Washington County government. The summit was addressed by County Commissioner Tom Brian, Alan Durning of... (read more)
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Posted by plunsfo, 26 October 2007
I had lunch with Washington County Commissioner Dick Schouten on Wednesday, October 17th. During lunch I presented Dick with a copy of Daniel Lerch's new book, "Post Carbon Cities: Planning for Energy and Climate... (read more)
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Posted by eculp, 30 September 2007
Kirsten Flynn"s post at treehugger: www.treehugger.com/files/2006/07/ethanol_vs_biod.php
While walking and biking will always beat driving for sustainability, if you have to own a non-electric vehicle then there's no doubt that a diesel vehicle fueled with biodiesel is... (read more)
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Posted by plunsfo, 26 September 2007
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A few updates are in order in terms of WCPO's actions with Washington County elected officials and government offices.
Previous updates:
Initial entry here.
Updates 2-5 here.
In June, we requested a meeting with the Public Information Officer... (read more)
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Posted by eculp, 7 September 2007
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I saw the 11th hour last night, and was prepared to be scared. But, the film had the 'scary message' only for the first half of the film, and then gave us a foundation... (read more)
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Posted by eculp, 21 August 2007
There is a large amount of uncertainty as to when 'Peak Oil' will occur. On one hand, there is Matt Simmons who has declared that the Peak occured in 2005, and at the other extreme... (read more)
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Posted by dmaebori, 16 August 2007
As part of Washington County Peak Oil endeavors, members are finding groups to contact for speaking engagements, plus, we advocate local neighborhood cooperation amongst residents as a vital means for living sustainably in the years... (read more)
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Posted by wlewis, 5 August 2007
This was just emailed to me via family aquaintance of the bike rider fellow.
There is some irony here--that it's a bike commuter saving people from crumbling car commuting infrastructure. . .
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My teammate Dan was... (read more)
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Posted by Adam Mayer, 4 August 2007
I attended Richard Brenne's The Truth About Everything on Thursday August 2, 2007 presentation at the Beaverton library auditorium. There were over a hundred people who attended. I printed out the two page... (read more)
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