Green Philly Weekly Roundup

Happy Friday, Green Philly Friends! Hope you got a dose of spring with this warmer weather & the Philadelphia Flower Show last week! It's been a while since a good ol' sustainable link roundup, but there's so damn much going on in Philly & in green-land. Here's some of our favorite links & must-know tips.

Happy December readers - It's our favorite month! There's so much GREEN (and red) decorations, people are drinking local booze & mulled wine, and there's a ton of live trees INSIDE people's homes. Philly's trucking full speed to close out 2012 - Here's some of the latest green happenings you missed:

Happy October! Can you believe it's time for pumpkin spice lattes and pumpkin... everything? (Even though the stores have been stocked since August...) Here's what you missed on the interwebs lately:

Happy Friday! With the Philly Fringe Fest back in town and warmer (yet more crisp) fall temperatures, lots is going on in Philly (and around) again this week! Check out what you may have missed (plus a few sweet things to do this weekend!):

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?

Happy Friday! Hope you'll been outside soaking up some of the last rays of August this weekend (or last night, a la Diner En Blanc). Here's a few green links & news you may have missed:

Happy Friday! With only a few hours left of your rainy (and much needed rain, at that!) work day, here's some green links you missed:

Happpppy Independence Day Week! The celebration to kick off America's birth has begun, and we're celebrating all things red, white & green. (Whattt?) Here's a few links for your enjoyment:

OK, so I use "Friday Roundup" as an opportunity to share everything you (and we) couldn't write about over the past week. But today's edition is fully dedicated to Shell (Oil). As a marketing guru/Social Media queen for a heavily-regulated industry, I have NO idea what crack Shell's execs were smoking in order to pass this idea... They started a "Let's Go Arctic!" campaign to get people pumped about drilling in the Arctic. Yet the spoofs of the campaign are INCREDIBLE, and every graphic created is very publicly accessible from Shell's website.  Instead of promotion, they've given ammo to those against their drill campaign: Just see the "popular" page filled mostly of anti-drill messages. I'm highlighting a few of my personal favs for "Shell Friday": I'd like to personally thank Andy for this one: (See a bunch more and how to submit your own, after the jump!)