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The Guardian touts Milwaukee's green transformation

Published May 29, 2012

Leon Kaye, founder and editor of GreenGoPost.com, had a post yesterday on The Guardian's professional network that touted Milwaukee and its green business culture.

Milwaukee cracks another top 10 list

Published April 24, 2012

Milwaukee ranks high in our interest in and purchase of eco-friendly products like hybrid cars, as well as green technology such as solar panels and alternative fuels.

100 Milwaukee green things

Published March 15, 2012

The OnMilwaukee.com staff took great liberty when compiling this list of 100 green things. Some of the items are actually green in color, whereas others are "green" in the eco-friendly sense of the word. And others, well, they're not either of these things. Happy St. Patrick's Day, Milwaukee.

The Fray set to Rock The Green

Published Aug. 30, 2011

The Denver-based rock band, The Fray, will return to Milwaukee to play a gig at Rock The Green on Sunday, Sept. 18 at 4:30 p.m. Because The Fray has an eco-friendly vision both on and off the road, the group is a great fit for the festival.

Flora Landscape Design hybridizes sculpture, gardening

Published June 29, 2011

For 13 years, Barbara Aho taught sculpture at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Ten years ago, she shifted her focus and went from the classroom to the garden, carrying many of the same concepts with her. Today, she runs a successful local business, Flora Landscape Design.

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Local Restaurant Goes Green

Local Restaurant, Get Them While They're Hot Tamales, 8223 W Becher St, West Allis, goes GREEN! Owners Jann Martinez and Pedro Cipriano are two of many people who are concerned with the current state of our environment and are doing their part to preserve the future. By...

Because of earthquake risks, can we trust engineering for geothermal energy?

According to a New York Times article, California is under attack from natural forces rising up from below. Perpetual optimism, the chance for big bucks, and discreetly omitted data is fueling a federally funded, multi-million contract to assigned to a private start-up to drill deep holes more th...

Bike Sharing Swiftly Spans the Globe

Green living rolls out ideas and puts philosophy into practice. And often green practice is not so much about results as it is about developing a meaningful process—using methods and means to conserve resources, live healthier, and expand personal contacts and options within a communi...

"Water the Whole Surface:" The Mission for Safe Water, Part 2

On Saturday, March 21, I joined 800 others in the Walk for Water organized by Water Missions International, a Christian non-profit organization that engineers, builds and installs waters systems that have provided safe water for over one million people around the world. It's easy to believe that ...

"Water the Whole Surface:" The Mission for Safe Water

(Southern Perlo note: This is two part special feature, a documentary photo essay to be posted on consecutive Saturdays. This Perlo series explores how a community and a Christian non-profit support the most vital element for life, one we take for granted--water. Part One intr...

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