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  • Week of the Ocean: What do you know?

    This week is the National Week of the Ocean.  Yet we know very little about the waters that cover 70% of the earth’s surface and holds 96% of all the water in the world. But there are things we have…

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  • Habitat sweet habitat

    April is World Habitat Awareness Month. It celebrates the Earth’s diverse natural habitats, but also reminds us of their fragile nature. Not only are species endangered, so too are many of the world’s habitats. Which habitat should you most likely should…

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  • T4CI Salutes César Chávez

    The last day of March is César Chávez’s birthday. The late social justice worker was also committed to helping the earth. He equated the farmer workers he worked for as the canaries in coal mines. “Farm workers are society’s canaries.Those who…

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  • Spring Cleaning? Think sustainable!

    Spring is a time to renew and to refresh, to leave the cramped, cold days of winter behind and prepare for the long, fun days of summer. During National Cleaning Week (March 27 – April 2), we’re advising using the…

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  • Urban Cooling Achievement Award in memory of Art Rosenfeld

    The Global Cool Cities Alliance (GCCA) has established an award to honor the legacy and impact of Dr. Arthur Rosenfeld’s advocacy for cooler buildings, cooler cities, and a cooler planet. Dr. Rosenfeld was a founder of GCCA and a tireless…

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  • Test your water knowledge on World Water Day

    Water: the essential building block of life.  So much so that in 1993, the United Nations General Assembly officially designated March 22 as World Water Day. But how much do you really know about H2O? It’s time to take the T4CI…

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  • Celebrating International Day of Forests

    Today marks the United Nations’ fifth annual International Day of Forests, a day to celebrate the important and diverse contributions of the world’s forests and help to protect the health of forest ecosystems worldwide. Forests presently cover 30 per cent of…

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  • T4CI welcomes new staff member

    Please welcome the newest member of our T4CI team: Kristin Fischer, as the human resources director. In this newly-created position, she not only fulfills the traditional HR role for the organization, but also works as T4CI’s talent developer, capacity-builder, and executive…

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  • Join us: Faith, Family Farms, & Food Access Conference

    T4CI program, The Interfaith Sustainable Food Collaborative, is hosting its fifth annual “Faith, Family Farms, & Food Access” conference on Tuesday, March 21st from 1:30 to 7:30 pm.      The conference features Muslim, Christian, Jewish, and secular speakers, including Bay Area and…

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  • Green isn’t just for the Irish: Earth-Friendly St. Patrick’s Day

    If you are already going green this St. Patrick’s Day, you should think about making the holiday a real green event by becoming more eco-friendly. That’s because,  the ‘Green’ holiday is anything but! Think of all the waste from cups, banners,…

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  • Change Food celebrates Brooklyn during fundraisier

    Brooklyn:  once known as a lowly New York City borough, is now a vibrant foodie community of its own. And that’s why Change Food is celebrating with a special fundraising dinner and auction. On March 27 at 6:00 PM, the…

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  • Bay Area Resilient by Design is hiring!

    The Bay Area Resilient by Design Challenge (RbD) is an international design competition that will propose innovative, scalable, and financeable resilience projects on 10 sites along the San Francisco Bay shoreline. Over the course of 15 months, RbD will invite…

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