greenerMIAMI’s Rebecca Carter in Glamour Mag
It's an honor and a privilege to say that I'm in Glamour magazine this month! They are highlighting 70 Women in Green, and I'm one of them! Check out my thoughts on the shoot, who I met, and more at my other site, Ecorazzi.com....
Read MoreMomsMiami Tackles Green Parenting
This week we were featured in Julie Landry Laviolette's article Shop Green, Save Green on MomsMiami.com. I recommended saving cash and staying green by shopping at my favorite consignment store Baby Posh Garage in Aventura. Also check out her previous Green Parenting articles: Where to Start, Unplug, Natural Cleaners, and Compost 101. ...
Read MoreGreen Building Event – Sat. Jan 24, 2008
The USGBC and EGB (Emerging Green Builders – the student & young professional arm of the organization) are holding their annual kick off meeting this Saturday, January 24th at the Biscayne Nature Center (map) from 11a-4pm. It is free for USGBC and EGB members, as well as if you bring an electronic item to be recycled (see flyer for details). Otherwise,...
Read MoreSunday. Bike Miami. Be There.
The Mayor of Miami has got something cool planned for this Sunday, November 9, 2008. Get your bicycle, rollerblades, strollers ready — Bike Miami is going to take over the streets of downtown. From 10 am to 3pm, Flagler (from the Courthouse to Bayfront Park) and S. Miami Ave. (to Mary Brickell Village/10th St) will be open only to bike/pedestrian traffic! We’re so excited about this...
Read MoregreenerMIAMI Now on Twitter
We’ve been searching for a quick way to be able to provide updates on local green events. Hopefully we’ve found the answer. greenerMIAMI is now on Twitter. For those of you that use this service, go ahead and follow us! If not, no worries, simply check the right hand sidebar: GreenerEVENTS. It is automatically updated with this information. The downside is that if you only check this...
Read MoreCampaign Signs an Environmental Burden
With the elections looming, political signs are everywhere from street corners to front yards. Many feel that this is an environmental disgrace, creating much unwanted litter and waste, as well as "visual pollution". Discussing his view of the situation, reader and Realtor Tony Scornavacca, Jr. submitted his thoughts to us: The evidence is boldly clear. In Miami-Dade, 100% of...
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