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"Jim- I love the popcorn analogy! And the subsequent paragraphs were so visual. I love the way you write!"
"Great article, Alison. I totally agree that when I see that label on buildings or elsewhere, I just ignore it. I used to work in SF in a building that had the Prop 65 warning label. Should I not enter my place of work? There really wasn't a choice.…"
"Love this, Sarah. It's very digestible. I especially like the Less is More suggestions. Way to go!"
"@Alison - I loved this article. The specific examples of companies that are greenwashing are really helpful- esp the fast fashion ones. I also was surprised to hear about the paper straws messing up the recycling equipment and that starbucks new lid…"
"Jim- Really loved this article. Thank you so much for all the information. It makes me want to support Ben & Jerry’s more!"
"Welcome to the Sustainable Contra Costa Network Nina! If you haven't seen it yet, check out CleanerContraCosta.org which has over 90 sustainable actions that you can take w/in your own home/life. Glad to have you here! -- Laura, Director of…"
"Welcome Meghan! Great to have you here learning about sustainability."
SPRING into the Cleaner Contra Costa CHALLENGE!
The Spring Challenge is here! We need your help to reach our goal to save 1,000 tons of C02 (currently at 840 tons) and 2,500 households participating (currently at 2,387) in the Cleaner Contra Costa…
The Spring Challenge is here! We need your help to reach our goal to save 1,000 tons of C02 (currently at 840 tons) and 2,500 households participating (currently at 2,387) in the Cleaner Contra Costa…
"Welcome Allison! Glad you joined the SCOCO Network to help fight climate change locally! Take care- Laura"
"Welcome to the SCOCO Network, Sharon. Happy to have you!"
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