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  • Environmental Tip of the Week: Buy organic food!

    Sarah Rivka Bedder
    Posted: March 28, 2011
    by Sarah Rivka Bedder
    Tags: Food Justice and Organic

    Cross posted on Foodiscovery and Environmental Tip of the Week Yes, it tends to be more expensive but organic growing practices are much better for the environment, and for health as well. Of course, the environment and health are connected. Folks, I just learned that workers at non-organic ("conventional") farms have died due to constant exposure to chemicals! Have a look at this discussion on Facebook for more information, websites to look at, etc. Where to buy organic food? A lot of regular grocery stores, like my QFC at University Village, now carry some. You... read more.

  • Scholarships Available for New Riders on the 2011 Hazon California Bike Ride

     Hazon
    Posted: March 23, 2011
    by Hazon
    Tags: Adults, Events and Teenagers

    2011 Hazon California Jewish Environmental Bike Ride Hazon’s 2nd Annual California Bike Ride celebrates participant’s decision to give up their personal vehicles. "The Hazon Ride was an inspirational, eye-opening experience that revealed many of the heart-warming aspects of Judaism that get lost amidst the whirlwind that we know as modern life." - Bill Robbins, Los Angeles Hazon has received an anonymous gift that will allow us to offer both a registration rebate and fundraising match for new Hazon riders. This generous scholarship will allow people who ... read more.

  • Environmental Tip of the Week: You can find creative new uses for things!

    Sarah Rivka Bedder
    Posted: March 22, 2011
    by Sarah Rivka Bedder
    Tags: Waste

    Cross posted on Environmental Tip of the Week Sometimes you can reuse something you'd otherwise have to throw out! It can also save you from having to buy new stuff. For example, the nice little box my husband's iPhone came in was sitting in our closet, unused. Also sitting in our closet were random coins and dollar bills that were constantly falling on the floor. I'm now using that box to keep our spare change! read more.

  • Eden Village Camp Video and Events!

     Eden Village Camp
    Posted: March 21, 2011
    by Eden Village Camp
     

    Dear Friends, We're thrilled to present our first-ever Eden Village Camp video!! We hope you get a sense of camp from it, and emerge smiling. Please share this with anyone who might like to know that there is a Jewish organic farm, wilderness and arts camp! Also, please visit our Spring events page! Tons of exciting family programming coming up, including Sugar Mapling this Sunday, Beekeeping 101, Family Farm & Picnic days, and more. http://www.jewishfarmschool.org/edenvillage/ Warmly, Vivian, Yoni and the Eden Village family read more.

  • Environmental Tip of the Week: Know your local recycling policies!

    Sarah Rivka Bedder
    Posted: March 14, 2011
    by Sarah Rivka Bedder
    Tags: Recycling

    Cross posted in Environmental Tip of the Week Just Google recycling policies [your city] and you should get relevant sites. I found a site with Seattle's recycling ordinance, for example, that apartment building landlords can put up as a sign. If you live in an apartment building, it's worth checking its policies against the local laws to make sure they comply. read more.

  • Jewish Urban Farming Fellowship, Berkeley, CA

    adam berman
    Posted: March 12, 2011
    by adam berman
    Tags: Adults, Communities of Practice and Leadership Training

    Urban Adamah, based in Berkeley, CA, is a three-month intensive residential leadership training program for young adults ages 20-29, that integrates urban organic farming, social justice work and progressive Jewish living and learning. Twelve Urban Adamah Fellows are selected each season to operate an organic farm and educational center, intern with community organizations addressing issues at the intersection of poverty, food security and environmental stewardship, and learn an approach to Jewish tradition that opens the heart and builds joyful community. Applicants do not need any farm... read more.

  • Jewcology Celebrates our 100th Day!

      Mazel tov!  We're excited to be celebrating the 100th day since Jewcology's launch on November 29.   In honor of this happy anniversary, we are awarding the new Jewcology Leaf to our most active participants.  You can see the leaf in the corner of the profile pictures of our top participants.  Look on the site to see who got the leaf, and participate actively to earn your own!   Jewcology has come a long way in the last 100 days.  In just 100 days, the site has generated over 10,000 visits from nearly 6,0... read more.

  • Environmental Tip of the Week: Support efforts to conserve marine environments!

    Sarah Rivka Bedder
    Posted: March 7, 2011
    by Sarah Rivka Bedder
    Tags: Conservation

    Cross posted on The Daily Yay! and Environmental Tip of the Week You can provide financial support toward this goal and have a fun, educational experience at the same time by visiting an aquarium and paying the admission fee. My husband, baby Rena, father-in-law, and step-mother-in-law had a wonderful time on Sunday at the Seattle Aquarium. Rena got to hold a starfish and play with felt sea creatures. There were so many pretty fish, and the exhibits were arranged quite artistically! It's my favorite aquarium so far. If you're not in Seattle, check out a local aquarium. Isr... read more.

  • New items in store! :)

    Sarah Rivka Bedder
    Posted: February 28, 2011
    by Sarah Rivka Bedder
    Tags: Products for Purchase

    http://www.jewcology.com/store I've listed two items of organic clothing, just two of several items of organic clothing in my new online shop, http://www.cafepress.com/ButterflyHaiku read more.

  • Environmental Tip of the Week: Stay green even when moving, part 4

    Sarah Rivka Bedder
    Posted: February 28, 2011
    by Sarah Rivka Bedder
     

    Cross posted on Environmental Tip of the Week Stay green even when moving, part 4 I know those massive amounts of cardboard boxes lying around are annoying. I'm not asking you to keep them all in case you need them in the future, just please remember to recycle them when you're done unpacking them. Alternatively, you can have them reused by giving them away to a new neighbor who is moving out of your neighborhood soon. (Thank you to The FlyLady for sharing this advice on her page with moving tips.) read more.

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