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Green Business Member Profile (June 26, 2020 ) Aspiration is a financial services firm that makes it easy to help you save while giving back to the community and the planet. With Aspiration’s fossil-fuel free Spend & Save account where deposits are not used for fossil fuel exploration or production, c
Aspiration, sustainable business, Break Up With Your Mega-Bank, banking, finance, socially responsible investing, socially responsible

Green Business Member Profile (June 16, 2020 ) Sustainability, Impact, and Community. We manufacturer the highest quality organic, natural and sustainable home use textiles (bath towels and bed sheets) that are safer for your health and better for the planet.
Delilah Home, bath, bedroom, bathroom, organic cotton, hemp, organic clothing, Organic Textiles, clothing, natural clothing, eco-fashion, natural apparel, eco-friendly, sustainable, organic, handcrafted, handmade, Kenya, women, social enterprise, ethical fashion, fair trade, hand bags, Eri silkworm, peace worm, Tosheka Designs, natural, cruelty-free, vegan, anti-aging, skin care, woman-owned business, beds

Green Business Certification Assessment (June 25, 2020 ) Mogalixe's staff work remotely in order to minimize the company's impact on the environment by not creating a dedicated workspace.  This eliminates daily commuting and the use of additional electricity in an office space, thereby reducing…

Frequently Asked Question (June 25, 2020 ) Plants fall into two categories: annuals and perennials. Many of the most common garden plants are annuals, meaning they have to be replanted every year or season. They have short life cycles and mature and die (or are harvested for you to eat)…
perennials

Frequently Asked Question (June 25, 2020 ) Don’t be afraid to ask neighbors or local gardening experts for help if you are struggling with your garden. Check out the Climate Victory Gardening map to see if there are other climate-focused gardeners in your area and let us know if you’d like…
Climate Victory Garden

Frequently Asked Question (June 25, 2020 ) For optimum success in your garden come spring, we recommend using the fall to tidy up, do a bit of strategic planting, and protect your more delicate and tender plants from the coming frost and snow. Preparing your garden for winter can seem like…
prepare your garden for winter

Frequently Asked Question (June 25, 2020 ) Composting is something that everyone can do, even if you live in an apartment. Every compost arrangement will look different based on where you live and how much waste you have to process, but all can be good for the planet (and your garden).…
composting

Frequently Asked Question (June 25, 2020 ) Raised beds are essentially extra-large planters, generally made of wood, brick, or stone. It may be tough to disassociate gardens with raised garden beds, as this is such a common element in today’s home gardens. But, take a minute to consider…
raised garden beds

Frequently Asked Question (June 25, 2020 ) If you don’t have access to outdoor space, you can still grow good food indoors. You can find creative solutions for growing just about anything indoors, but some plants especially thrive indoors. Follow the guidelines on growing food in containers…
growing food

Frequently Asked Question (June 25, 2020 ) Some plants need to be started indoors, while others need to spend their whole life outdoors. Some are resistant to frost, and others need cozy soil temperatures in the 70s or higher. This tool from the Old Farmer’s Almanac provides a general…
Climate Victory Garden

Frequently Asked Question (June 25, 2020 ) There are pros and cons to consider when choosing between starting your garden with seeds or transplants (also known as planting seedlings).   Transplants This option is easier and quicker than starting from seed, because you’re buying a…
seeds

Frequently Asked Question (June 25, 2020 ) Grow what you love. Make a list of what to grow based on what you like to eat. Start simple, with the “must-haves,” just like you would if you were trying to find a new car or place to live. Don’t waste time growing things you think you “should”…
Climate Victory Garden

Frequently Asked Question (June 25, 2020 ) It’s important to assess your time and availability during this step—be realistic. A container garden is best for those with just a few minutes a day. For those with two to three hours a week, a small raised bed might be the option. Don’t go too big…
Climate Victory Garden

BlogNews (June 18, 2020 ) By now, most people know that organic matters and is the way to go when it comes to food, but this applies to many things beyond food.
organic cotton, Delilah Home, bedding, organic matters

BlogNews (June 17, 2020 ) Over the past several years, we have witnessed a sea change in investor votes on climate-related resolutions, culminating on June 11, 2020 in a strong majority vote at Dollar Tree for action on climate.
climate action, climate resolution, climate change, Dollar Tree, Jantz Management, greenhouse gas, shareholder activism

Press Release (June 16, 2020 ) Report Grades AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon on Renewable Energy Sourcing and Commitments; New Sections Detail Diversity Issues in Industry and COVID-19’s Impact on Findings. WASHINGTON – June 16, 2020 – Verizon is back at the bottom of…
AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, clean energy

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