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ABC 15's Daphne Munro follows GReg Peterson's advice and begins a vegetable garden:
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JRPeters wrote a great blog post on AZ Central about Greg's efforts to show us how we can easily help to reduce our carbon footprint and live a more healthy life in the middle of this big city.
Please explore his ideas further for us. His enthusiasm is contagious and he presents a green lifestyle in a way that says "I could do that". Please explore the possibility of Mr. Peterson writing a weekly column for the Saturday Republic Home section.Click Here to read the entire article
Greg Peterson appears on the Arizona Elightenment Center Blog">
Greg Peterson Appears on ABC Channel 15's Smart Shopper.
Be sure to watch the video in the upper right corner:
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via AZ Central:
Everyone wants to go green.
Most start slowly, replacing an incandescent bulb or two with compact fluorescent lights, and remembering to toss aluminum cans into the recycling bin.
But it takes true commitment and time to change your shade from light green to deep forest green.
hat kind of slow, determined progress is a great way to take on the challenges of becoming Earth-friendly, said Greg Peterson, a local environmentalist who runs yourguidetogreen.com. Peterson, who refuses to patronize restaurants that use disposable plates and utensils, knows well the difficulties of greening one's life.
via AZ Central:
It was a steamy morning in late July when Greg Peterson walked out the door of his Phoenix home. He was talking on his cordless phone while hunting amid the fruit trees and vegetables in his garden for something to cook for dinner.
Outside, he was sidetracked by an exciting discovery. A beefy crawdad had wandered onto his lawn.
Peterson knew just what to do. He picked the crawdad up, walked it through his house and plopped it into his backyard fishpond.
It was typical behavior for Peterson, proprietor of the Urban Farm and the guru of green. Peterson, perhaps the Valley's most influential voice on sustainable living and ever the curious student of Mother Nature, takes in new findings with the enthusiasm of a child.
Greg Peterson was interviewed for an article on farmers' markets in the Phoenix area.
