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Environmentally Friendly with Jessica: Share and Voice: Super One Foods
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Environmentally Friendly with Jessica. Tuesday, April 28, 2009. Share and Voice: Super One Foods. THANKS SUPER ONE FOODS! Thank you Dr. V. And Super one foods. For giving us the reusable grocery bags! I am so excited to go and use mine. I dont have to decided on "paper or plastic" now:) Also thanks to Heather. For their brillant idea for the thank you card! According to the EPA, over 380 billion plastic bags, sacks and wraps are consumed in the U.S. each year. Facts found on resuablebags.com. All the fac...
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Going Green With Jayme: 5/10/09 - 5/17/09
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Going Green With Jayme. Environmental Health, Spring 2009. Tuesday, May 12, 2009. Reflections: Weeks 15 and 16. OH MY GOSH.blogging is over with for this class. Sad day. Last reflections we'll ever have to do.I learned a lot in this class about myself and other class mates! It was really fun seeing how creative everyone got.we went from freaking out the first day because we didn't know expectations to.posts where there was creativity and everyone's personality really came out! The fact that Sue Whitney.
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Lauren@Environmental Escapades of a Student: 2/15/09 - 2/22/09
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Lauren@Environmental Escapades of a Student. Wednesday, February 18, 2009. Share and Voice: Minnesotans For Global Warming Song (If We Had Some Global Warming). In light of the. We have been receiving over the past couple of days here in Duluth, I thought I would share this video that I found on. For those of you that grew up rocking out to the pop tunes of the. You will immediately recognize the melody of this song (. If I Had A Million Dollars". Minnesotans for Global Warming. Links to this post. I sco...
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Environmentally Friendly with Jessica: January 2009
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Environmentally Friendly with Jessica. Friday, January 30, 2009. Reflection: Weeks 1 and 2. Hi everyone. I cant believe that we are already done with 2 weeks of class. It has gone by fast and I am looking forward to the rest of the semester. This week was basically an introduction to the Environmental Health. Wednesday, January 28, 2009. Environmentally Friendly with Jessica. Possible types of posts on my blog. They include:. 5 Share and Voice. The members of my group are:. You can subscribe to my blog b...
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Shar's Virtual Environment: April 2009
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Environmental Health Spring 2009. Tuesday, April 28, 2009. Advocacy: Letter to Representative. Duluth, MN 55813. April 28, 2009. 302 Hart Senate Office Building. Washington, DC 20510. Dear Senator Klobuchar,. I hope that you support this issue and vote “YES” for the SF1746 bill: to improve the state air quality by reducing all forms of pollution through the adoption of standards from the Pollution Control Agency. These changes could greatly benefit our community’s health and safety. Should you need addit...
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Going Green With Jayme: Reflections: Weeks 15 and 16
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Going Green With Jayme. Environmental Health, Spring 2009. Tuesday, May 12, 2009. Reflections: Weeks 15 and 16. OH MY GOSH.blogging is over with for this class. Sad day. Last reflections we'll ever have to do.I learned a lot in this class about myself and other class mates! It was really fun seeing how creative everyone got.we went from freaking out the first day because we didn't know expectations to.posts where there was creativity and everyone's personality really came out! The fact that Sue Whitney.
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Environmentally Friendly with Jessica: April 2009
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Environmentally Friendly with Jessica. Wednesday, April 29, 2009. Reflection: Weeks 13 and 14. We watched a little video called the. Taking the planets resources- wood, minerals, coal, fossil fuel, water, plants, animals, and soil out of the earth and starting their journey through the materials economy. In the production stage, we use energy to add toxic chemicals to the natural resources to make toxic products. Involves transporting and selling all the stuff quickly and cheaply. While at Bagley we did ...
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DP Keepin-It-Green: Advocacy Project: Clean Water Activity
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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH HLTH 3500 UMD FALL '09. Monday, May 4, 2009. Advocacy Project: Clean Water Activity. I Want my Water Clean, Cheap, and Tastin' Good! This is your opportunity to learn a little bit about the cost of waters infrastructure in the United States of America. I put together a little quiz for you just so you would look through the following web-sites to find the answers. This is such an interesting topic since it relates to each and everyone of us at some level. CDCGOV The Value of Tap Water.
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DP Keepin-It-Green: Advocacy Project: Letter to Public Official
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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH HLTH 3500 UMD FALL '09. Tuesday, April 28, 2009. Advocacy Project: Letter to Public Official. Washington, D.C. Office. 2365 Rayburn House Office Building. Washington, DC 20515. Dear Congressman Oberstar,. This issue would bring water and wastewater projects out from under the state volume cap. These are some of the critical issues facing urban and rural water systems, which includes much of northern Minnesota and all the people living here. Our population increases add to the burden ...
