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[This section to be completed; currently outlined as themes, not described in texts]

consumption habits land, water and energy conservation local, renewable energy sources transportation industrial farms	public libraries schools urban centers suburban strips public spaces [eg. roadways, parks, cemeteries]
public buildings [eg. post offices, courthouses, city halls, town senior centers] non-public buildings [eg. churches, museums, civic-group centers, nursing homes]

Resources

A wealth of materials can assist those individuals or groups looking to re-order their lives, and in the process the world, by "going green". Below is a sample of some, along the left margin, organized by theme [the links are still "dead" but will be activated in winter 2009-10]. In the meantime, educational resources can be found at the three "clearing houses" cited on the right side of the screen.


Syracuse Cultural Workers provide high-quality, provocative and effective educational, promotional and advocacy materials.

Besides "the art of social justice" in poster form, the now-defunct Northland Poster Collective featured other tools to educate for social change.

The Northern Sun also specializes in connecting people to change-focused "stuff".
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Alternative economics

Work

Alternative energy

Energy conservation

Shelter

Water

Recycling

Community

Governance

Social Justice

Culture

Education

Health

Nature preservation

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