Thursday, March 25th, you may attend the sixth in a series of eight planned Public Forums on sustainable water issues for the city of Norman Oklahoma.
This discussion will cover the financial condition of the three Utility Funds (Water, Wastewater and Sanitation).
All of Norman citizens are invited to attend this event at City Hall (201 W Gray) at 6pm. The forum will also be broadcast live on Channel 20.
We are pleased to announce that there is a new ‘green’ site on the web! Yes, here’s a big hearty welcome to Best Green Info. Best Green Info joins the green movement in a big way!
Whether you’re a veteran environmentalist or someone looking for a few ways to green up your life, you’ll find the information you seek at article rich http://www.bestgreeninfo.com
The subject matter at Best Green Info covers many different shades of green. The well written articles at Best Green Info cover many different genres of green information too, from green cleaning products and eco-friendly water bottles to green businesses and green parties, sustainability, energy and more.
Use this site as your go-to site for up to date environmental news and coverage of the green issues that affect each and every one of us. This green site even has a store with environmentally friendly wares from sustainable products such as eco-cotton shirts to eco-friendly LED nightlights. Show your support of the green initiatives – wear organic cotton!
Best Green Info has also gathered together many of the green themed videos for you. No more digging! They’ve done it for you.
You can log onto BestGreenInfo.com, grab a cup of organic tea, and relax while reading about environmental issues and watching eco-awareness videos. BestGreenInfo.com is now on my everyday reading list for encouragement and green news. It should be on your reading list too.
Help the Earth
Ever been to Ecofest? You can and it’s free!
March 27th, in Tulsa at the TCC (Tulsa Community College) 3727 E Apache is the place to be to be a part of the green living festival celebrating the College’s eco-friendly initiatives and to helpp promote a new farmer’s market opening in north Tulsa this spring. The event is presented by the CC Horticulture Club and Phi Theta Kappa of the TCC Northeast Campus.
TCC and local organizations will share eco-friendly tips at EcoFest, showing the community easy ways to help the environment and themselves by recycling and planting gardens. Experts in alternative energy, landscaping, fitness and nutrition will give presentations, demonstrations and pass out samples of products.
Throughout the event, organizers will give away door prizes, including container trees.
Also, organizers will formally announce the opening of the North Tulsa Farmers Market which will be held at the TCC Northeast Campus from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. every Wednesday beginning April 14.
This event is free and open to the public.