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Dr Tolman in the Washington Post. The Sustainable Sites Initiative ( http:/ www.sustainablesites.org/. Check out our new web store. Available soon: copies of The Guide for $15 and our new 'got worms? To check it out! Join us November 8th from 11am - 4pm at the Multnomah County's Central Library. For the Keep Portland Weird Festival. We'll be seated on the 3rd floor in the Collins Gallery showing you how to make paper lint and handing out other weird tips from our guide! Download the flier PDF here. Tour ...
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Who – Michelle Lasley
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Balance shared { nurture community }. Post a Day 2011. Post a Day 2012. Post a Day 2013. Post a Day 2014. Post a Day 2015. Post a Day 2016. Last Week’s Photo Review. My name is Michelle Lasley and I am a wife, mother, and native Michigander. Living in the Pacific Northwest. I finished my B.A. in Social Science. From Portland State University. Being a systems thinker, I like to write about things in terms of society at large. I also write about all things green in my Green Guide. Where is this green guide?
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Michelle's Green Guide: Poplar Suckers
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This Blog has Moved. Visit our new space. To see the latest installments, leave your comments, and ask your green questions! Monday, October 6, 2008. While putting the Tolman Guide. We had three arborists come out. Two are certified with the ISA. The low-ball bid (the first, non-certified) quoted $300 to remove all the trees. There were about a half dozen. The second, $600, and we'd get the wood chips they would make on-site. The third ( Green Options. Cut all tall (tree like, not weed like) suckers.
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Michelle's Green Guide: August 2008
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This Blog has Moved. Visit our new space. To see the latest installments, leave your comments, and ask your green questions! Sunday, August 31, 2008. Some thoughts on plastics. In this film, Helfand raised some interesting and poignant questions such as, "What's the Average Joe supposed to really do to get out of these vicious cycles? The green folks who would like us to abandon plastics all together often don't seem to address these types of questions well, if at all. Than we already are. If we take...
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Michelle's Green Guide: October 2008
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This Blog has Moved. Visit our new space. To see the latest installments, leave your comments, and ask your green questions! Friday, October 31, 2008. The Triple Bottom Line. One aspect of sustainability is something called the Triple Bottom Line. It’s gone by different names such as the three-legged stool concept and the 3 Es. The idea is that you factor the economy, the environment, and social issues on the same or a level playing field, each getting equal weight when being considered for a decision.
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In the News – Michelle Lasley
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Balance shared { nurture community }. Post a Day 2011. Post a Day 2012. Post a Day 2013. Post a Day 2014. Post a Day 2015. Post a Day 2016. Last Week’s Photo Review. 2013 Interviewed by Aimee Fahey on her blog, EcoGrrl. The EcoGrrl Interview: Michelle L. A great retrospective, for me, on why I focus on what I focus on. 2012 Testifying for the Portland City Council. On the positive affects of home composting. My two-minute video clip begins around minute 27. 2012 Testifying for the Portland City Council.
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The Green Space: Books/Films, etc.
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Why We Love Dogs, Eat Pigs, and Wear Cows. Melanie Joy, PhD. The Power of Half. Kevin Salwen and Hannah Salwen. Ani's Raw Food Kitchen. Ani's Raw Food Desserts. The Raw Food Lifestyle. Ruthann Russo, PhD. Raw Food for Real People. The Complete Book of Raw Food. Alisa Smith and J.B. Mackinnon. Harvest for Hope: A Guide for Mindful Eating. Animal, Vegetable, Miracle. Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin. Meat Is for Pussies. John Joseph (basically, the male version of Skinny Bitch). The Whole Soy Story. Eat Here...
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Michelle | The (Green) Life We Live
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The (Green) Life We Live. Life stories, observations, and green links. Ask a Green Question. All posts by Michelle. Workin’ 9 to 5 (and a quote for job seekers that I love). February 14, 2014. Carey Smith, CEO of Big Ass Fans. As told to the New York Times, 12/28/13. May 13, 2010. I made up a pancake. Recipe tonight. No oil. A little too much sugar. But I will cut it in half next time. No Oil Buttermilk Pancakes. 2 farm fresh eggs. 2 cups local, lightly pasteurized buttermilk (1 pint). 1 cup quick oats.
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Michelle's Green Guide: The Triple Bottom Line
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This Blog has Moved. Visit our new space. To see the latest installments, leave your comments, and ask your green questions! Friday, October 31, 2008. The Triple Bottom Line. One aspect of sustainability is something called the Triple Bottom Line. It’s gone by different names such as the three-legged stool concept and the 3 Es. The idea is that you factor the economy, the environment, and social issues on the same or a level playing field, each getting equal weight when being considered for a decision.
