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| By Steve Balogh in Conservation, Green Living, Green Sites | September 27, 2006 | ||
Project Laundry List is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization which aims to demonstrate that personal choices can make a difference for the Earth and its people. Our focus is on North America’s over-dependence on nuclear power and other unsustainable forms of energy.
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We develop simple solutions to complex problems. We draw our strength from an involved group of volunteers. While many campaigns attempt to educate and mobilize individuals for far away activities, Project Laundry List offers a positive way for people to become involved right in their own homes and backyards.
We are changing the world through clotheslines–one household at a time.
Good Stuff. Worth a look.
(via Peaknik)
p.s. I love that Amy put up a post. Maybe one day Mrs. B will do the same.
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GroovyGreen.com - Start Today :: Save Tomorrow : Blog Archive : Bobolink said,
[...] Given some of our past discussions here at Groovy Green about line drying your clothes the idea surrounding this article and the comments are quite funny. I’ve been involved in real estate quite a bit in my life, and a clothesline isn’t something that I would think would detract from a homes value. But then again, I’m probably not a good judge of that because I would want one. [...]
nancy Volante said,
My name is nancy and I am doing a short documentary on the art of laundry. I’m in graduate school and I am in a interdisciplinary arts program at Goddard College. I have already started interviewing and filming for the project. If anyone has any stories, concerns, opinions, about the art of laundry. I would love to hear them. I live in the NYC area. My questions are:
How has the art of hanging laundry shaped our culture?
What does laundry mean to you?
What is the metaphor of laundry to you?
I would love to be able to interview and film laundry!!!!
Thanks,
nancy