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Weekly Twitter Summary for 2011-11-13
Three Coastal Georgia Rivers top first "Dirty Dozen" list published by Georgia Water Coalition http://t.co/XizhP5eQ # RT @WSAVTuquyen Bring documents for free shredding at Identity Safe Recycling Day! Sat. 9a-2p in #Savannah & Bluffton: http://t.co/w7aY07uE # Nov. 14 mayoral candidate forum will focus on transportation and sustainability | Sustainable Savan http://t.co/kv00aFm5 # Powered by Twitter … Continue reading
Weekly Twitter Summary for 2011-11-06
#Savannah #039;s green evolution via @creativecoast http://t.co/nEjwIJd6 # Survey lists #Savannah as #25 on list of "brokest" U.S. cities. How bikes can help: thttp://cot.ag/ttOBd9 # Bad link. Trying again: Survey puts #Savannah 25th on list of "brokest" cities. How bicycles can help: http://t.co/raFpsovI # Secret To A Long, Healthy Life: Bike To The Store : … Continue reading
Weekly Twitter Summary for 2011-10-30
#Savannah Food Day Festival coverage from @savannahnow: http://t.co/jkAdHSRl # Okefenokee Exploration trip offered by @gaconservancy http://t.co/ba4QUoIZ # RT @savbikecampaign: A beautiful #Savannah evening for a bike ride to Bonna Bella is on the way – #Bike2Beer with us! http://t.co/GVz6bl3Q # #Tybee map shows homes in conservation district: http://t.co/9k1jXjPp # Powered by Twitter Tools
Weekly Twitter Summary for 2011-10-23
Savannah Food Day Festival to be held Oct. 22. http://t.co/AiF7rmvu # Powered by Twitter Tools
Ride a Bike, Make Some Energy, Power a Bus
Yeah Chiyu Chen! Read all about it HERE and HERE
ReBurbia Design Competition – ENTER IT!
Dwell Magazine and Inhabitat.com are pleased to announce the first ever Reburbia competition: a design competition dedicated to re-envisioning the suburbs. With the current housing crisis, the sub-prime mortgage meltdown, and rising energy costs, the future of suburbia looks bleak. Suburban communities in central California, Arizona and Florida are desolate and decaying, with for sale … Continue reading
Start Early Tomorrow
Get your veggies at the Forsyth Farmers’ Market (south end of Forsyth Park, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.), then head over to the Morris Center for Greenfest & the Savannah Urban Arts Festival.
Tonight – Savannah Pecha Kucha
Pecha Kucha Night, devised by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham (Klein Dytham architecture), was conceived in 2003 in Tokyo as a place for young designers to meet, network, and show their work in public. Each presenter is allowed 20 images, each shown for 20 seconds each – giving 6 minutes 40 seconds of fame before … Continue reading
Can Hardly Wait
So looking forward to the end of overflowing bins and boxes and bags of recycling next to the washing machine. Read all about it . . . Coming soon to your neighborhood . . .
Green Jobs Now
Jobs numbers came out yesterday. The news, unsurprisingly, is not good. From the Wall Street Journal’s Real Time Economics blog, Brian Blackstone writes, “According to the Labor Department, initial jobless claims were their highest since September 2001. The four-week average – which smoothes out weekly volatility – was its highest since March 1991. And continuing … Continue reading
