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3 things everyone could do to make our world a better place in 2013

Posted on December 31, 2012 by Ned

People frequently ask me what they can do to make our world a better place. Many of them think our environmental, economic and social challenges are just too great and too complex. They doubt that their actions are going to make any … Continue reading →

Posted in Energy, Environment, Opportunities, People, SGNewsletter | Tagged 2013, composting, Economy, environment, fertilizer, Happy New Year, insecticides, make our world a better place, Make the world a better place, more sustainable or green options, New Year's Resolutions, organic wastes, packaging, permeable driveways, permeable walks, pesticides, rain barrels, rain gardens, recycling, Reduce stormwater runoff, Reduce use of fossil fuels, Reduce waste, Reduce waste streams, social, storm water, stormwater, sustainable or green option, waste | Comments Off

The big sacred water that is our earthly home

Posted on October 1, 2012 by Guest

by Elaine Pardoe I think water calls to all of us; even in drought we live in a watery habitat which is part of the big sacred water that is our earthly home. When I get out of bed in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Environment, Guest Contributors, Opportunities, People | Tagged Columbia, Elaine Pardoe, environmental activist, fertilizer, gasoline and oil, Lake Elkhorn, management, Maryland, National Audubon Society, pesticides, pet droppings, soil, stormwater, trash | Comments Off

Designing landscapes for aesthetics and sustainability

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Guest

by Karin DeLaitsch Denise Graybill-Donohoe knows a thing or two about combining landscaping aesthetics and native plants to achieve sustainable results. As the owner of Dancing Grass Designs, LLC, a landscape design firm in Poolesville, Md., she often educates her … Continue reading →

Posted in Business Management, Business Profile, Environment, Guest Contributors, Opportunities, People | Tagged Dancing Grass Designs, Denise Graybill-Donohoe, dimmable LED light, eco-lawn, fertilizers, fine fescues, LEED, less irrigation, National Wildlife Federation, pesticides, slow rainwater runoff, wildlife corridor | 3 Comments

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