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2019 Local Food update

Marc Lefkowitz  |  02/22/10 @ 5:00pm  |  Posted in Local food system

Local food-similar to green building and vacant land reuse-was a movement numbering in the hundreds and operating as a well-established network before the 2019 summit. The summit provided a space for local food advocates and growers to revisit their goals and widen their tent. The group agreed to focus efforts coming out of the summit in these areas: 10,000 Farmers –...more

Mayor watches bridge video, Building group connects with city, Public Compact now online

Marc Lefkowitz  |  02/18/10 @ 3:28pm

It's official-the city of Cleveland will host the second Sustainable Cleveland 2019 summit from September 22 to 23, 2010 (location TBD). On Sept. 24, the city will have a Sustainable Cleveland 2019 public day. Stay tuned for more details about this important follow up to the 2009 summit. The Cleveland Commitment is an inspiring new vision for Cleveland. Written by...more

City seeks RFP for sustainability plan, and Evergreen Coop puts Cleveland on national map

Marc Lefkowitz  |  02/18/10 @ 3:14pm

GCBL continues to ramp up coverage of the Sustainable Cleveland 2019 summit follow up. Recent posts in our new 2019 Blog report on a milestone for the 2019 Green Building 'retrofits' work group, and on the city's release of an RFP for a 2019 strategic plan. Get an overview on each of the 20 Work Groups, and how they plan to deliver a...more

Working Towards Zero Waste: Local Leaders Share Their Success

akhouri2002  |  02/16/10 @ 11:00am  |  Posted in Zero waste

At the 2nd Annual E4S Zero Waste Best Practices and First Steps event, participants learned the benefits of setting a BHAG (big hairy audacious goal) of zero waste. Guest speakers shared how they are saving money, reducing their environmental footprint, being more socially responsible and creating a great story to market their products. Click here to read the full story.more

Finding Cleveland answers to global concerns

Richey Piiparinen  |  02/15/10 @ 10:45pm  |  Posted in Vibrant cities

Councilman Matt Zone seems to get it; that is, the idea that rather large, head-wrapping issues like national security and global warming can be addressed not only locally, but practically. Speaking to a group of community members recently about his trip to Copenhagen as one of only two representatives of the National League of Cities to attend the UN's conference...more

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