The Green Fire Times Online
February 2012
Prescription for Healing Our Bodies and Healing the Earth, Give Yourself the Greatest Gift: A Healthier You in 2012, Del Are Llano: Una Vida Buena y Sana (y Alegre)–A Sound, Healthy (and Cheerful) Life, Sostenga: Tradition of Nutrition and Culturally Appropriate Food, Everyday Green: Greening Your Brain, NEWSBITES, Healing and Transformation in 2012, Curanderismo Festival, Healing with Flowers, Reconnection Therapy, Symptoms: Your Body’s Secret Healing Messages, Healing through Horses, Faren Dancer’s Unicopia Green: Planetary Healing, OP-ED: There is no Invisible Barrier that Separates Air, The Local Voice: Community Heal Theyself, Retire Your Way: The New Retirement, What’s Going On!
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January 2012
If I Had $16 Million, Here’s How I Would Spend It in NM to Help Change the World, Faren Dancer’s Unicopia Green: Welcome to the Mythical Year… 2012, Tres Hermanas: Educating Women to Unite Communities, CODECE : Joining the Global Economy Using Ancient Systems, Congreso de las Acequias, Freedom to Farm: Genetic Engineering of NM’s Chile, New Mexico Traditional Chile Summit, Seed Saving to Ensure Local Food Security, Del Are Llano: La Milpa: A Sustainable Model, Where Trashy Meets Classy at IAIA, Pueblo Youth Leading Sustainability Efforts Visit the White House, Emmy Award-Winning TV Host Partners with Habitat for Humanity, A Response to the PRC’s Decision on PNM’s Renewable Energy Plan, Newsbites, Surfing the Crowd Funding Wave, Everyday Green: Veggie Protein and Sustainability, What’s Going On!
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December 2011
What Does Occupy Wall St. Tell Us About the Holidays?, Buy Local, The Attraction of Local, Sustainable Restaurants, The Local Voice: Shift Your Shopping – Shift Your Thinking, Taos Stories Leading the Way Forward Towards Sustainability, Energy Newsbites, Faren Dancer’s Green Talk: Join the Unified Voice,
Google Earth Trains Native Americans to Protect Their Land, Diné Biinanish Yá’át’éehgo Nooséél (Navajo Green Jobs), Green Schools Collaborative, What is Sostenga?, Central New Mexico LandLink,
Fresh AIRE : Agricultural Implementation, Research & Education, Farm Bill / Food Bill, Del Are Llano: Designing an Edible Landscape, My Own Garden: Creating a Story with an Urban Garden Space, Newsbites, The Unprotected Dead of New Mexico, Everyday Green: Abundant Gratitude, What’s Going On!
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November 2011
Policy Blueprint Unveiled at Renewable Energy & Clean Technology Conference, A “New Opportunities for Business” Platform, Developing Resilience in New Mexico Communities and Businesses, Green Business Cluster of Northern New Mexico, Solar Energy in New Mexico, Solar Newsbites, Santa Fe Architect Awarded Purpose Prize, Albuquerque’s Energy-Saving Building Code, Cities Water Needs Could Deplete Rural Areas, Book Profile: “Reining in the Rio Grande”, An Interview with G. Emlen Hall, Fred M. Phillips and Mary Black, Water Heist in the Plains of San Augustín – Part II, An Open Letter to my Loss Mitigation Manager at CitiMortgage, Faren Dancer’s Green Talk: A Community Experiment, Everyday Green: On Not Wasting Food, Newsbites, What’s Going On!
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October 2011
Reflections from a “Do” Tank, What is the Quivira Coalition?, 2011 Quivira Conference Speakers and Mentors, The Agrarian Standard, New Agrarians, The Re-Homesteader, Fresh AI RE: Planting Three Seeds, Agricultural Marketing in New Mexico, CARLY: Conservation, Ranching Leadership and Youth, The Conundrums of a Tree Hugging, Cattle Ranching Human, Alone in a World of Beautiful Wounds, Comanche Creek, Restoring Hózhó: Building Bio-Cultural Resilience on the Navajo Nation, Faren Dancer’s Green Talk: Our Life Breath…Restoring the Grasslands, The Soil’s Food Web, A Great Aridness: The Story Behind the Book, Newsbites, What’s Going On!
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ECO ARTS AWARDS
is ACCEPTING ENTRIES http://www.EcoArtsAwards.com
in SIX CREATIVE CATEGORIES
OFFERING ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
CASH TO EACH FIRST PLACE WINNER
July 29th, 2011 – Asheville, N.C., USA … Announcing the launch of a rather ambitious new creative competition. To our knowledge, never before have six major genres of creative expression; songwriting, literature, photography, fine art, functional art and short video been positioned in the same competition. The tie that binds these six genres will be the strength of their inspired, edgy, re-invention of the meaning of ecology. What better way to catalyze more interest on this important topic, than to tap into one of our greatest resources, the creative mind?
The prestigious jury panel can already boast a three time recommended Nobel Peace Prize author, Alan Combs; Author and Publisher, David Vaux; Mountain Xpress and Rotten Tomato movie critics, Ken Hanke and Justin Souther; creative director and graduate of fine arts from Cornell University, Maria Epes; former art director for McGraw Hill, Marsha Cohen; awarding winning environmental artist, John Dahlson, acclaimed functional artist, Charles Bazzell; Jurors for the songwriting category will be announced at a later date. Twenty finalists will be posted on http://www.ecoartsawards.com website in the new year for a People’s Choice Award.
There will be a first place $1,000 cash prize winner for each of the categories. We are even thinking of creating an overall grand prize winner from the first place winners of each category! This would be very interesting because that could mean a piece of jewelry could be up against a painting, song competing with a short video, etc. We are looking for original thematic inspiration, and will go to great lengths to judge all entries from that perspective, as well as the techniques and skills involved in the particular chosen art form. There is an early bird entry deadline of September 30th 2011, with the final entry deadline being November 30th 2011. It is anticipated that finalists and winners will all be announced in first half of the New Year, 2012. We are hoping to garner much attention from the media to promote the winning works.
Entries can be accepted either online at http://www.ecoartsawards.com or by downloading an entry form from the same site and snail mailing your artistic piece. The mailing address is also located on the website and on the entry form. We are very curious which creative genre will attract the most entries!
Kathryn Edwards
Managing Director
224 Aurora Drive
Asheville, N.C 28805
828 575 3979
about 6 months ago
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