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Local Upcoming "Green" Events:
- 4.2.08-EV Powered Screening of "Who Killed the Electric Car?"
- 4.6.08-A Healthy Home For Baby
- 4.7.08-Orange County Sustainability Business Council Meeting
- 4.5.08-Green Earth Fair
- 4.6.08-Green Earth Fair
- 4.6.08-Weed-a-Thon at Mason Regional Park
- 4.12.08-Getting Ready for Summer!
- 4.16.08-Save Banning Ranch Monthly Meeting
- 4.19.08-Keep It Wild Volunteer Day
- 4.19.08-Huntington State Beach Clean-up
- 4.20.08-Earth Day at The LAB and The CAMP
- 4.20.08-RE-MAKE craft workshop: BATH & BODY GOODIES
- 4.22.08-Raw Food Preparation
- 4.23.08-RE-MAKE craft workshop-SEWING 101
- 4.23.08-Orange County Water 101 Class
- 4.26.08-Yoga in the Garden: with Kim Mason
- 4.26.08-Spring Festival at Shipley Nature Center
- 4.27.08-Working with Natives with Back to Natives
- 5.3.08-Eco Fabulous Fashion Show and Chocolate Tasting
Visit gogreenorangecounty.blogspot.com for details & upcoming events |
Water and Landscaping in Orange County, CA
 How do we keep Orange County so green in what is, more or less, a desert region and at what cost are we paying for such extravagance?
As our population in Orange County and around the world continues to grow, we'll need to use more water for the things we need to have and less water for things we'd like have.
To my knowledge, the amount of fresh water on earth has not changed much in recent history. So with the same amount of water being available to us year after year and more and more people demanding it, those who control water rights and the communities that use their resources most efficiently will reap the rewards. Which is why many argue that the wars of tomorrow will be fought over water rights instead of oil. read more...
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 Film Screening
April 2nd, 2008
Film starts at 7:30pm
Screening is FREE
Will be followed by Q&A
Chapman University
One University Drive
Orange, CA 92866
714.997.6815
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