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On June 21-27, members of Transition Milwaukee in Wisconsin decided to challenge themselves and members of their community to see just how much they could reduce their carbon footprints while in the company of others. What resulted was a week-long event that brought together close to 150 people to explore what it meant to really "Power Down." Here's a recap of the event courtesy of Chris Terbrueggen of Transition Milwaukee.
TransitionSF, in San Francisco, California, has collaborated with the Permaculture Guild, and San Francisco Bicycle Coalition to organize a series of bike tours around the city that explore life-enriching food, water and energy projects in the city.
The Transition Tours showcase local efforts that create community and support both the environment and economy. Thanks to organizer, Sarah Roggero, for sharing this story!
Many discussions are taking place around how to strengthen communities nation-wide. Sustainable Berea in Kentucky, the 13th official Transition Initiative in the US, was recently awarded a federal stimulus grant to do just that. Thanks to Richard Olson for sharing this story. Stay tuned!
One community takes on the challenge…
Seed Lending Library
Just as one seed can produce many seeds, one idea can change many lives. Free public libraries were revolutionary in their time because they provided access to books and knowledge that had not previously been available to a large segment of the population.
A free seed lending library gives people a chance to transform their lives and communities by providing access to fresh, healthy food that may not otherwise be available.
Here are some highlights of what's keeping Transition Initiatives busy across the country and around the world...
Sustainable Berea helped sponsor three local business persons who attended the BALLE conference in Charleston, South Carolina on May 21 – 23. Sustainable NE Seattle is celebrating their second birthday!
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