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Over the next four months, a group of nine students in Lesley University's M.A. program in Urban Environmental Leadership will be challenging themselves to adopt more sustainable behaviors. Along the way, they'll be documenting their experiences--both the highs and lows--of changing their own behaviors. First up, the cohort will be challenging themselves to eat locally grown foods and cut down on product packaging. Follow this blog to see how they get on!
Urban Environmental Leadership at Lesley University
Want to learn more about the Urban Environmental Leadership M.A. at Lesley University? Just click on the photo of this year's UEL cohort above.
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- Shifting Views of Consumption
- Wal Mart: Not as Terrible?
- local fish
- Hello, Dream Store
- Do food miles matter?
- A Photo Essay on English Muffins
- Busted!
- February Break
- A Week of Awesome
- All My Dad's Farmer Friends
- the most unsustainable place in boston
- Granola Bars, Hold the Plastic
- My Muffins
- Sustainable Fish
- The Waste-Free Priestess
- Marginally Sustainable, A Citizen Nonetheless
- Eating Out
- Good eats
- Food Geek Out!
- Week Two
- Hunger...
- What My Freezer Told Me
- Dr. Awful's Excellent Point
- How Local Is Local?
- Husbandry
- "Organic" Frozen Foods from Whole Foods
- Absurdly Wasteful Food Packaging
- Week One
- Eating in New York.
- Live Poultry Fresh Killed!
- Meghan: Sunday Feb 7 2010
- iPod Generation
- Quick Follow Up
- The Food Challenge
- Did I mention I hate trying new things..
- Doggy Bag Do-Gooder
- On Bread
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The other day at stop and shop I saw green apples that were individually wrapped so you just throw them in your kids lunch. It's an apple. It comes with a natural wrapper. How lazy can we be?
ReplyDeleteOh, the little cheeses! There's something almost pet-like about those little foil wrapped cubes. Too cute to resist...
ReplyDeleteMakes me think of the ad I saw on the T during our course weekend... individual heat-and-serve containers of Minute Rice. It's Minute Rice, for Pete's sake! How much more instant does it need to be???
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