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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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- Do you take photos of your food? @HugoOC posted pix of all he ate on Flickr to help him go vegan. And dropped LDL 36%! bit.ly/veganindecember 1 month ago
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Daily Archives: April 6, 2010
if green’s not green then what color is?
The color green might have killed Napoleon. So says the New York Times in The Toxic Side of Being, Literally, Green. Kermit was correct, being green really is tough, so tough that the color itself fails dismally. The cruel truth … Continue reading
