With increasing awareness of the need to use environmentally sound practices homeowners may find it hard to know where to begin with a green home renovation.
Listen to Jacquline Powers of Powers Design Company and the author of a workbook for home remodeling call “Transitioning to Green”. To find out where to get this new book call 425-771-7715.
This program was aired first on KSER 90.7FM community radio in Everett.
Pet waste is one of the leading causes of bacterial contamination of streams in Snohomish County. More than 177,000 dogs live in Snohomish County, producing waste equivalent to a city of 45, 000 with more than 20 tons dropped into backyards every day.
Listen to Stef Frenzl Communication Specialist with Snohomish County Surface Water Management who works with the general public to improve water quality in Snohomish County.Call 425-388-6466.
This program was aired first on KSER 90.7FM community radio in Everett.
In the dark days of winter, it’s hard to eat local. It’s easy to eat local in the summertime, but how do we eat local in the winter in Washington?
Laura McCrae of Urban Hennery talks about the 3rd Annual Dark Days Challenge. Jessie Lerch copy editor for the Everett Herald is participating in the Dark Days Challenge and she share a little of her experience. To find out more go to http.urbanhennery.com.
This program was aired first on KSER 90.7FM community radio in Everett.
In 2009, the Planet Power program supported local small-scale solar demonstration projects on buildings such as schools, libraries, city halls, and other community sites where customers can learn about solar and see the technology in use. Planet Power allows customers to support local renewable projects in a meaningful and purposeful way.
Listen to Neil Netroutsos spokes person for Snohomish County PUD. For more information go to www.snopud.com click on for YOUR Home GREEN POWER.
This program was aired first on KSER 90.7FM community radio in Everett.
Celebrate Green, bring the meaning into your celebrations while you reduce, reuse and recycle. Ask the question is it good for people, good for the planet and good for the community?
Lynn Colwell part of the mother-daughter team “The Green Year LLC” shares how easy it can be to Celebrate Green throughout the YEAR.
This program was aired first on KSER 90.7FM community radio in Everett.
The climate in Washington state is changing as the planet is warming. Scientists have documented that increasing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere surrounding earth are raising global temperatures.
Washington State University Extension, in partnership with Western Washington University and the University of Washington has developed the Carbon Masters program to train, equip and manage a core group of volunteers on climate change issues.
Everyone will be affected by climate change. Together we can do something to help! Jacquelyn Styrna, Carbon Masters Outreach Coordinator WSU Extension talks about this training to start in January of 2010. Call 425-357-6023.
This program was aired first on KSER 90.7FM community radio in Everett.
Jim Strickland interviewed Marilyn Rosenberg of Zippy’s Java Lounge who will be hosting Make Your Own Gift (MYOG) from 10am to 4pm on Nov 27th. What a great idea to visit with Community, and reuse items for gifts.
This program was aired first on KSER 90.7FM community radio in Everett.
Marysville Healthy Community Initiavtive inspired two community gardens, one being the Wilcox Property Community Garden where individuals grew their own plots of food as well as growing food for the Marysville Food Bank
Listen to Jim Strickland as he talks with Carmen Rasmussen, Marysville City Council member about the Healthy Community Initiative and their successful community gardens.
Listen to Anne Dottai who talks about food, and nutrition in what people eat. Ann is the owner of Grilla Bites in Snohomish offering many healthier options to those who have food intolerences, allergies or want to eat organic and natural.
This program was aired first on KSER 90.7FM community radio in Everett.
With increasing awareness of the need to use environmentally sound practices homeowners may find it hard to know where to begin with a green home renovation.
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Pet waste is one of the leading causes of bacterial contamination of streams in Snohomish County. More than 177,000 dogs live in Snohomish County, producing waste equivalent to a city of 45, 000 with more than 20 tons dropped into backyards every day.
In the dark days of winter, it’s hard to eat local. It’s easy to eat local in the summertime, but how do we eat local in the winter in Washington?
In 2009, the Planet Power program supported local small-scale solar demonstration projects on buildings such as schools, libraries, city halls, and other community sites where customers can learn about solar and see the technology in use. Planet Power allows customers to support local renewable projects in a meaningful and purposeful way.
Celebrate Green, bring the meaning into your celebrations while you reduce, reuse and recycle. Ask the question is it good for people, good for the planet and good for the community? 
The climate in Washington state is changing as the planet is warming. Scientists have documented that increasing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere surrounding earth are raising global temperatures.
Jim Strickland interviewed Marilyn Rosenberg of 
Marysville Healthy Community Initiavtive inspired two community gardens, one being the Wilcox Property Community Garden where individuals grew their own plots of food as well as growing food for the Marysville Food Bank 
Listen to Anne Dottai who talks about food, and nutrition in what people eat. Ann is the owner of 