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LGbD Green Column #31 – Sustainability: Thinking Globally, Acting Locally

Written by W. Cecil Steward, FAIA, President; Joslyn Castle Institute for Sustainable Communities The first World Summit on Sustainable Development (1992) in Rio de Janeiro produced the Agenda 21 manifesto and other international goals for the prote…

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LGbD Green Column #30 – Businesses and Portfolio Investments: “How Green Is It?”

Written by W. Cecil Steward, FAIA, President; Joslyn Castle Institute for Sustainable Communities The financial and business environment continues to be volatile, uncertain, and “soft.” However, two recent gatherings in Omaha, of global and national…

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LGbD Green Column #29 - Urban Chickens – Small Beginnings for Local Foods

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LGbD Green Column #28 – Here’s Your Chance to Help Update Comprehensive Plan

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LGbD Green Column #27 – Meeting of the Minds 2010 Convenes in Omaha, a First for the Midwest

Written by W. Cecil STEWARD, FAIA, PRESIDENT; JOSLYN CASTLE INSTITUTE FOR SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES Host to the Meeting of the Minds 2010 leadership summit, Omaha and Lincoln will provide a platform for an unusual gathering of political, business and…

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LGbD Green Column #26 - Sustainable Landscaping . . . The Logical Choice

Written by W. Cecil Steward, FAIA, President; Joslyn Castle Institute For Sustainable Communities The recent Earth Day celebration helped raise awareness of the numerous environmental challenges before us, ranging from air and water quality, to re…

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LGbD Green Column #31 – Sustainability: Thinking Globally, Acting Locally

Written by W. Cecil Steward, FAIA, President; Joslyn Castle Institute for Sustainable Communities

The first World Summit on Sustainable Development (1992) in Rio de Janeiro produced the Agenda 21 manifesto and other international goals for the protection of the planet.

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Posted on August 17, 2010 at 2:30pm —

LGbD Green Column #30 – Businesses and Portfolio Investments: “How Green Is It?”

Written by W. Cecil Steward, FAIA, President; Joslyn Castle Institute for Sustainable Communities

The financial and business environment continues to be volatile, uncertain, and “soft.” However, two recent gatherings in Omaha, of global and national action-minded individuals from energy and community sustainability experiences provided

… Continue

Posted on July 19, 2010 at 8:22am —

LGbD Green Column #29 - Urban Chickens – Small Beginnings for Local Foods

Written by W. Cecil Steward, FAIA, President; Joslyn Castle Institute For Sustainable Communities

If you’re interested in growing your own food, you might want to consider eggs from your own chickens too.

Community Crops, which has for years coordinated community gardens and offered classes on gardening and cooking, has a new class on urban chickens.

Here are some of the basics:

Lincoln city ordinance allows two chickens without any fees. Owning three or more… Continue

Posted on July 6, 2010 at 3:54pm —

LGbD Green Column #28 – Here’s Your Chance to Help Update Comprehensive Plan

Written by W. Cecil Steward, FAIA, President; Joslyn Castle Institute For Sustainable Communities

Local government will soon launch a year-long community dialogue to update the Comprehensive Plan of Lincoln and Lancaster County.

This is of special interest to citizens with a conservation attitude because last year the plan’s preamble was revised by the planning staff and the City Council to include for the first time the goal of sustainability. Here’s what that new language… Continue

Posted on June 25, 2010 at 10:26am —

LGbD Green Column #27 – Meeting of the Minds 2010 Convenes in Omaha, a First for the Midwest

Written by W. Cecil STEWARD, FAIA, PRESIDENT; JOSLYN CASTLE INSTITUTE FOR SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES

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Posted on June 6, 2010 at 9:27pm —

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At 12:25pm on September 30, 2009, Brianna N. Schwenk said…: Hey there, Christine. I work with Repower America here in Nebraska and I'm in search of local folks like yourself to help us emphasize how important clean energy legislation is RIGHT NOW! I would love to meet with you to talk about ways we can work together. Please give me a call as soon as you can. With the Boxer-Kerry bill dropping today... we have to act NOW!!! My phone number is 712-304-1089. Thanks much. Take care and stay green. :)

At 8:50am on June 19, 2009, Tom Pappas said…: I would say older. Her parents Bob Hunt and Linda McKee are no longer together; I don't recall them talking about local relatives (your husband's cousin). It did occur to me that she would be interested in green topics - like you. Nice visiting with you.

At 6:36pm on June 18, 2009, Tom Pappas said…: I am thinking of an age-mate of my daughter, and the more I think about it I believe she is Kristin Hunt.

At 2:37pm on June 18, 2009, Tom Pappas said…: Are you a Christine Hunt that I might know?

At 1:44am on May 24, 2009, Lisa Marie said…: Hey, have you thought about painting your rain barrel the same color as your house so it blends in? I'm going to do that and then paint really simple flowers (like kindergarten) around the bottom.