Sinopse
Sustainable Ventura is committed to the preservation of the environment through innovative waste reduction and pollution prevention programs, including effective public education and outreach for residents and businesses. The show is a City of Ventura Environmental Sustainability Production. Hosts: Maryann Ridini Spencer & Ray Olson.
Episódios
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Office Composting
31/03/2012 Duração: 04minSustainable Ventura's Maryann Ridini Spencer chats with Ray Olson, Manager, City of Ventura's Environmental Sustainability Division, about Office Composting. Ray offers great tips and techniques on how to be more sustainable by composting your lunch and snack scraps to create wonderful organic material for your garden. This practice is a great help to the environment by keeping trash out of the landfill! For Eco-friendly tips and more, Visit: sustainableventura.wordpress.com
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![Earth Day, April 22: Be a Part of it!]()
Earth Day, April 22: Be a Part of it!
31/03/2012 Duração: 04minSustainable Ventura's Maryann Ridini Spencer chats with Ray Olson, Manager, City of Ventura's Environmental Sustainability Division, about Earth Day - how it was born, great ways to celebrate earth day & what the individual can do to help protect and preserve our precious environment. For Eco-friendly tips and more, Visit: sustainableventura.wordpress.com
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![Farm To Table: Shopping Certified Farmers Markets]()
Farm To Table: Shopping Certified Farmer's Markets
23/03/2012 Duração: 02minMarch is National Nutrition Month. Buying local fresh fruits and vegetables, whenever possible, is a great way to support the local economy. Purchasing produce when it's "in season" is also the best way to enjoy the nutritious benefits. Attending Certified Farmer's Markets are a great way to take advantage of the best produce, baked goods, and beautiful flowers and plants that come direct from the farm to your table. Listen to this podcast where host Maryann Ridini Spencer shares some shopping tips. For more information, visit: SustainbleVentura.wordpress.com and SEARCH "Farmer's Markets."
