Today is World Water Day, which makes me feel like I should be writing something about water. Here’s a bit about water that I wrote while fasting in solidarity with the Climate Justice Fasters before COP15 (and more about it here as part of the same effort). But I honestly don’t have anything new to…
Monthly Archives: March 2010
Back to School, International Style
A couple of months ago on Twitter, someone sent out a link to the Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH), which was about to open applications for their Intro to Sustainable Engineering class. I think it was @kaskadia…
House, Now With Fruit Trees!
I’ve been absent, I know. I promise it’s for a good reason. If you follow me on Twitter (or know me in real life), you already know what my good reason is.
Openly Balanced moved! Or at least I did. Fortunately, I only had to move down the street into an identical house. But now we own it, which has been a surprising shift (more on that later).
Doing Good Consciously
Today I am thrilled to welcome a guest post from someone I really wish I had met before I left DC. Beth Oppenheim-Chan is a blogger over at 25 and Trying, where she writes about her career in the nonprofit world, life, and a bit of international development sprinkled in. Feel free to connect with…
