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Friday Roundup: Green Chair POTUS, Greenfest, BPA & Truth on Organic
Happy Political Conventions Week! From the chair POTUS to Bill Clinton, John Kerry & many more discussing sustainability plans, it’s been a fun week to watch the election. (I even found my own chair #Clinteastwooding with Skinny Bitch.) What else did you miss?
- Talk about the future of our country: Last week, Mitt Romney mocked Climate Change in his RNC speech. Now, Romney’s spokeswoman promoted climate change denial for Exxon. Get those green ballots ready!
- Got plans for Sunday? Come visit Green Philly Blog and tons of local vendors & enjoy a sustainable beer garden, organic food, music & fun at Greenfest Philly on Sunday!
- Not sure why BPA is bad? Check out why in the New York Times.
- Everyone’s saying that Organic has been a marketing scheme and the Stanford Study proved it. We explained why organic still matters, as did MNN, HuffPo, Forbes & more!
- In case you missed it, Julie talked about the pros & cons of flawed produce over at Healthy Bitch Daily.
- Antithesis of all things green Koch Company pulled their repub ads from PA… and I’m pretty sure I know where they put them…
- H&M is starting to phase out PFCs from its clothing in a pledge to release ZERO hazardous chemicals by 2020.
- Happy 40th, Clean Water Act!
- To balance out the good we’re doing, here’s 7 ways we’ve F-ed up the planet.
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Julie Hancher is Editor-in-Chief of Green Philly, sharing her expertise of all things sustainable in the city of brotherly love. She enjoys long walks in the park with local beer and greening her travels, cooking & cat, Sir Floofus Drake.
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