I used to drive almost 12 miles round trip, mostly on city streets, to go to a farmer’s market the Alemany Market in San Francisco. They have a great selection–including organic and pesticide-free farmed–and a festival-like atmosphere I like. But, not the best choice in terms of overall sustainable for me. If I lived a [...]
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“local” farmer’s market
Posted in everyday, food, local, sustainability, sustainable, walkability, tagged Civic Center, farmer's market on August 24, 2008 | 1 Comment »
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a place to share and explore the choices, questions, tools, and actions that I and others make as we navigate how to live “everyday sustainable."About Me
Wako Takayama
I'm committed to living and working sustainably. I live and work in the San Francisco Bay Area, helping companies develop and market (mostly) sustainable products and services, and also practice and teach acupressure-based wellness. I'm a member of Acterra's 2008-2009 Be the Change Environmental Leadership Program, and a volunteer with their Green@Home home energy audit program. I did indeed live on Green Street (until recently.)
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