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ECHOage: Celebrate Your Child's Birthday with Less Waste and More Meaning
Children's birthdays can be stressful. On one hand you want to create a memory that will last a lifetime for your child, as well as throw a party that's fun for you and your friends. On the other, birthday parties always seem to be too expensive,...
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Exxon Spends $600 Million on Biofuels
Recently, Greenopia released the updated ratings ranking ten oil companies in terms of their green practices. How, pray tell, can an oil company be eco-friendly? We looked at their environmental reporting, greenhouse gas emissions, production...
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A Spring Equinox Feast: Recipes for a Healthy Season
Spring is almost here! On March 20th, the northern hemisphere will welcome the Spring of 2010 into the world and many of us will celebrate the Spring equinox to recognize the change of seasons. Why not throw a dinner party to herald the return of...
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The Warming Hut: Creative Veggie Food Beneath the Golden Gate Bridge
I've passed The Warming Hut countless times on my runs along the Bay, always curious as to what is inside and tempted to stop in when the winds push against me, forcing my pace to one mile an hour. I finally visited this antiquated building and...
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Stop and Smell the Flowers: Explore the SF Botanical Garden This Spring
Where can one fully embrace the Mother Nature in the foggy city after a long season indoors? The San Francisco Botanical Garden at the Strybing Arboretum offers gardens, ponds, and open spaces-the perfect place to frolick, nap, lay out, and just...
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