The "Race for American Jobs" in Columbus, Ohio, is a series featuring business and civic leaders. These discussions focus on critical issues like job creation and transitioning to a low-carbon

The "Race for American Jobs" in Columbus, Ohio, is a series featuring business and civic leaders. These discussions focus on critical issues like job creation and transitioning to a low-carbon economy, emphasizing Sustainability, Clean Tech, and Energy thought leadership.

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The Charlottetown Farmer's Market offers a diverse selection of traditional fare, including fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood, and pastries. It also boasts a wider variety of prepared foods

The Charlottetown Farmer's Market offers a diverse selection of traditional fare, including fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood, and pastries. It also boasts a wider variety of prepared foods than similar markets, featuring international dishes from Indian, African, and Italian cuisines.

Visitors can find organic produce, prepared meats like sausage and smoked salmon, along with unique arts, crafts, plants, and garden products.

The Last Mountain, released June 2011, explores a critical energy battle in America's Appalachian heartland. A mining giant aims to explode a mountain for coal, while the community seeks to

The Last Mountain, released June 2011, explores a critical energy battle in America's Appalachian heartland. A mining giant aims to explode a mountain for coal, while the community seeks to preserve it and build a wind farm. This film highlights a conflict affecting our collective energy future.

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Vocal Trash inspires children's imaginations while promoting recycling awareness. Their creative,

Vocal Trash inspires children's imaginations while promoting recycling awareness. Their creative, inspirational performances utilize items typically destined for landfills, such as metals and plastics.

Through popular music and dance, Vocal Trash demonstrates the importance of recycling, upcycling, and energy conservation. This engaging approach effectively captures the attention of today's youth, a success they have witnessed repeatedly across the country.

CONTINUUM is a feature documentary exploring the awakening of our planet and the profound

CONTINUUM is a feature documentary exploring the awakening of our planet and the profound interconnection among all living things, the Earth, and the universe.

The film aims to shift our species' perspective, moving beyond separation to recognize our unity. It seeks to inspire collective action to address global crises.

The 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill, which released over 40 million liters of crude oil into Alaska's pristine waterways, continues to have lasting effects. Decades later, oil still pollutes the

The 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill, which released over 40 million liters of crude oil into Alaska's pristine waterways, continues to have lasting effects. Decades later, oil still pollutes the shores, and bankrupted fishermen await a $5 billion payout granted in 1994.

After appeals, the payout was reduced to $2.5 billion, and fishermen fear the pro-business US Supreme Court may leave them with nothing. While ExxonMobil claims the area has recovered, locals and scientific evidence dispute this, citing vastly depleted fish stocks. Many plaintiffs have died or lost hope as the legal battle drags on, feeling cheated by Exxon's claims of responsible action.

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Amid California's historic drought, Nestle Waters, the world's largest bottler, extracts millions of gallons of water annually from the San Bernardino National Forest. This extraction persists

Amid California's historic drought, Nestle Waters, the world's largest bottler, extracts millions of gallons of water annually from the San Bernardino National Forest. This extraction persists despite Nestle's permit having expired in 1988, at which point the Forest Service should have ceased operations.

We must hold Nestle accountable and ensure this vital public resource is protected for future generations.