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The inside line on Albuquerque, NM
Living Sustainably and Green in ABQ
Website: http://www.sustainablenewmexico.org
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Created By: Scott
Latest Activity: 1 day ago
Come join this great bike tour of Albuquerque's local community gardens ... or come meet us at Sanchez Farm in the South Valley for a post-ride community potluck lunch! --Sunday May 18-- Join Albu... Continue
Started by Ethan 1 day ago
Leaves UNM's duck pond at 5:30, rides for 2-3 hours...you know, living green with bikes, people, music and good times!
Started by brendisimo May 2
And no, I'm not talking about the packaging/waste thing. I'm talking about the problems with re-use. According to the New York Times, even nalgene may leak awful chemicals: The (Possible) Perils o... Continue
the ---------------------------------------------- Agriculture Community Enrichment Project (U-ACE!) --------------------------------- Garden Planting!---Seed Exchange!---Potluck! -THIS FRIDAY! --... Continue
Started by Ethan Apr 10
The Business of Green Buildings: How sustainable buildings are changing our workplaces When: Wednesday, March 26 from 5-7 p.m. Where: Jefferson Green, home of Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Architects; 76... Continue
Tagged: green building, workplace, sustainability, architecture
Started by Amanda Redmond-Neal Mar 19
Hey! In my water bill today was notice of computer and computer related e-waste recycling on Saturday, April 5 from 8-5. Check the city's website for location. It appears to be Balloon Fiesta Park ... Continue
Started by Kelly Mar 11
Has anyone installed a tankless water heater in their home? I have read that there can be issues with hard water residue on the heating coils and we definitely have hard water in ABQ. My thought wa... Continue
From Arid Solutions: We are so excited! This is our first truckload sale and it is to benefit the Albuquerque Garden Center. The AGC was there for me when I was first starting this adventure of he... Continue
Tagged: xeriscape, barrels, albuquerque, rain
Nothing is simple. Problems in the real world don't easily surrender. Biofuels, which seem like such an elegant solution to our dependency upon fossil fuels may have costs not immediately apparent,... Continue
Started by Bosque Bill Feb 10
If you know anyone else who might be interested, pass this along... ENERGY CONSERVATION EDUCATORS FULL- AND PART-TIME POSITIONS ANNUAL SALARY: $45,000-$71,000 per FTE Lobo Energy, Inc. (LEI) is se... Continue
Started by Karen Keese Jan 27
The Albuquerque Area Professional Organizers (AAPO) present Get Organized Month 2008 Recycle-A-Thon on Saturday, January 26, 2008. The public can get a head start on becoming more organized in 2008... Continue
The smallest and easiest thing imaginable, and I can't for the life of me say why it's taken me three years to do it: this weekend I added sweeps to my exterior doors. The change in temperature / r... Continue
We're about to have some work done on our place, and we'd prefer to hire workers who think green. We'll be refinishing our floors and plastering (mud and lime) plus rebricking/repairing some adobe ... Continue
Started by Barelas Babe Dec. 24, 2007
The Mayor decided to promote Green Roofs. 'The practice, Chávez said, saves energy by insulating the building, and it helps cool off the climate. Chávez intends to ask the City Council for $100,000... Continue
Does anyone else recycle their graywater? I wash dishes in a plastic basin, and throw the "waste" water onto my lawn, but I'd be interested in doing more. Does anyone have any cheap-and-quick idea... Continue
Tagged: graywater, aquifer, gray, water, catchment
Started by Benny the Icepick. Last reply by Paula Manning-Lewis Dec. 18, 2007.
The New York Times today ran a lovely reminder of the power that runs through our appliances even when we think they're off (I read something about this a while ago but can't remember for the life ... Continue
Good article that just came out... http://www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/stor
Tagged: wind, power, alternative, energy
Has anyone actually used the city's green incentives? Low-flow toilets Efficient washing machines How easy was it? For some reason, I thought there were more of these than just two. Was I just w... Continue
Started by sophie Dec. 11, 2007
Comment by Bee on May 1, 2008 at 7:55pm 
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