Posts Tagged ‘green’

Whither Global Warming?

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Twitter Contest: Nissan Leaf Tour

The Nissan Leaf Tour is coming to DC next week so Nissan can show off their new, all-electric, zero-emission* car to one of the most traffic-choked regions in the country during the DC Auto Show. To celebrate, they’ve given us an eco-auto prize pack to give away via Twitter. You can win: 1 – Nissan [...]

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Stay Warm, Save Dough with Free Green Classes

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Farm Fresh: AGAINN

Here’s another feature where WeLoveDC authors Donna (greenie) and Katie (foodie) have paired up to tell you about local area restaurants that take on the challenge of being green. Donna explains the restaurant’s environmentally friendly efforts and Katie tells you if the food tastes any good. It’s a rough life, but someone has to do [...]

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Arlington Resolves to Go Greener in 2010

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What Snowpocalypse Can Do for You

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Events to Keep You Cozy, Festive and Green

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Oh, Eco-Christmas Tree

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Green Holiday Tips

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Woodbridge Aspires to Have World’s First Green Car Wash

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Party Time: It’s a Green Holiday

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Mentors Needed to “Green” Girl Scouts

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Something’s Fishy

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He Loves DC: Seth Goldman

I’ve long been a fan of Honest Tea. It’s flavorful with a light sweetness, it’s organic, and the company that makes it is socially and environmentally responsible. Co-founder and TeaEO Seth Goldman brewed the first batches of it in his Bethesda home in 1998. Now with offices in downtown Bethesda, the company makes 37 flavors [...]

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How to Buy Green

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Four Seasons Tests Way to Make Green Energy from Cars

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It’s a Green Weekend

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Farm Fresh: Bourbon Steak

Here’s another installment in the series where WeLoveDC authors Donna (greenie) and Katie (foodie) pair up to bring you a double-hitting feature about local area restaurants that take on the challenge of being green. Donna will explain the logic behind the environmentally friendly trends and Katie will tell you if the food tastes any good. [...]

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Making Bethesda Green

When most organizations celebrate an opening, they cut a ribbon. The folks at nonprofit Bethesda Green, which launched its new Education Center and Green Business Incubator yesterday morning, had a different idea. Shiny ribbons made from petroleum aren’t good for the planet, so they strung an invasive vine across the building’s entrance and chopped it [...]

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Bright Ideas for Lower Bills

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