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Beth Mercer-Taylor

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Beth Mercer-Taylor

 

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What I Hope to Gain from My Involvement with the MRCSE...

 

Resources and ideas to connect, sustain and inspire sustainability thinking and action in my job, at the University of Minnesota (sustainability education coordinator), in my civic role on the City Council in Falcon Hts., at church (theology and the environment group), in my neighborhood organization (we have a plant exchange- that is a start!) and last but not least, at home and with my family. I'd like to find support for my mixing all of these aspects of my life togethehr approach to life/work/vocation.

 

 

 

 

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Phyllis McKenzie
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Cedarburg, WI
Created On: 06/19/2009 12:01:47

You seem extremely involved in all sorts of good work. I look forward to sharing ideas. Phyllis

Jeremy Solin
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Wisconsin
Created On: 06/16/2009 18:59:55

Hi,
I look forward to meeting you at MRCSE. You have a lot of great connections within your community which is wonderful to see - keep up the good work. I look forward to learning from you.
Jeremy

Thoughts on Sustainability

Favorite Sustainability Resources

Minnesota Sustainable Communities Network
Increasing numbers of Minnesotans recognize that a transition to a more sustainable society is needed if we are to leave a healthy natural environment, a prosperous economy and vibrant communities for future generations. Many individuals and organizations throughout the state are working toward sustainability in areas as diverse as agriculture, waste management, energy, manufacturing, retail, urban planning, economic development, legislative policy, housing, forestry, education, land use and transportation.
http://www.pca.state.mn.us/oea/sc/mnscn.cfm
Anne Kapuscinski, Todd Arnold, Derric Pennington, Julia Nerbonne, Jon Foley, Christie Manning, Clare Hinz, Terry Link, Dana Jackson, Terry Gipps, Bill McKibben, Van Jones, Majora Carter
Minneapolis and Saint Paul; Holden Village in Washington State (www.holdenvillage.org), a sustainable retreat center in the Christian tradition; U.C. Berkeley School of Public Policy; Taos, New Mexico; Itasca State Park and Tettegouche State Park, Minnesota; Shaker Hts. and Cleveland, Ohio; Amherst, Massachusetts; Yellowstone National Park; Athens (in a bad way!), Prague, Brussels, Berlin and Lille, France (all in a European complicated way).
Sustainability Studies Minor at the University of Minnesota; Global Warming Teach In (natioal); City of Falcon Hts. Neighborhood Commission, Environment Commission and Community Garden; Roseville Block Nurse Living at Home program; St. Matthew's Episcopal Social Justice Committee and Environment and Theology Group; St. Paul Neighorhood Energy Commission; Transit for Livable Communities; Clean Energy Resource Teams (CERT) Minnesota
Books, conversations, time in the garden, with the kids, driving too much, biking, cooking, shopping at the Farmer's Market, shopping at Target, all the regular stuff

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