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"Greening the Southeast" Regional Summit - April 16-17, 2010
The southeastern region of the United States is rich in agriculture, forestlands, wetlands and coastal sea life. Understanding how these delicate components work together in establishing a green environment and the role underserved and limited resource landowners, farmers and businesses must play in the planning process for the region will be the theme and published results of SoGreen Network’s Greening The Southeast Summit. 
Obama recognizes historically black collegesPresident Barack Obama has signed an executive order strengthening the long-standing White House initiative on historically black colleges and universities. » Read full article. Consumers, businesses, and community-based organizations have been overwhelmed by the term “green.” Understanding and deciding how they fit into the new green economy has been a challenge for most.  “Making the Change to Green” programs are designed to remove the confusion by assisting everyone in identifying how they can play a role in our new administration’s green industry; and most importantly, how they can play a role in the greening of their own communities.
Information on green collar jobs, green careers, sustainable agriculture, and how consumers, small businesses, and educational institutions can make the change to green is the key component in our workshops, trainings, and educational projects…
Greening the Southeast "It has always been my personal goal and the city’s goal to have Savannah serve as a model for
providing education to all members of our community both local and regional on how to make the
change to green. The "Greening The Southeast Summit" to be held in our city will be viewed as one
of the milestones in accomplishing our goals."Otis S. Johnson, Ph.D Mayor, City of Savannah, Georgia  "Our landowners and farmers have historically been the stewards of our land. Working with them to
ensure their participation in the new green agenda is critical. Our partnership with SoGreen Network
in providing the information and training through the "Greening The Southeast Summit" is one of
the first step for the southeastern region."Ralph Page Executive Director Federation of Southern Cooperatives/Land Assistance Fund 
Van Jones is Back!
Van Jones, former adviser at the White House Council on Environmental Quality, has been appointed distinguished visiting fellow in the Center for African American Studies and in the Program in Science, Technology and Environmental Policy at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University. » Read full article.
The Media May Have Left.But The Children Are Still There!!! Help To Re-Build Our Caribbean Island Neighbor. » Click Here to donate to Yele Haiti. » Click Here to Help Reduce Deforestation and Feed the People of Haiti by donating solar cookers. |
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Copyright © 2009 Southeastern Green Network, Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright © 2009 SoGreen Network, Inc. All rights reserved. |
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