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NEN Clean & Green Summit 2010 (part 2)

NEN Clean & Green Summit 2010 (part 2)

NEN Clean & Green Summit 2010 (pt2) from NENtv on Vimeo.   In the second part of our NEN Clean & Green Summit 2010 highlights coverage, NENtv catches up with SF Dept. of the Environment’s Sunshine Swinford about her favorite parts of the day, Jennifer Gorospe about testing for heavy metals in our soils, and Bonnie Ora Sherk and Jennifer Clary about why we should daylight more creeks in San [...]

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0 commentsAugust 19, 2011 at 8:04 pmNENtv

The Sorting My Trash 101

The Sorting My Trash 101

Sorting My Trash from NENtv on Vimeo.   Trash, recycling, or compost? Who doesn’t scratch their head at some point when sorting their trash? With a million different kinds of items to throw away, it’s easy to get confused as to what goes in what bin. Never fear, NENtv’s Ashley Larson is here to clear the fog. She catches up with SF Department of the Environment’s Jean Walsh and Deanna [...]

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0 commentsAugust 19, 2011 at 7:30 pmEnvironmental NENtv SF Environment

The NEN and AI Release the First Episodes of NENtv’s KIOSK

The NEN and AI Release the First Episodes of NENtv’s KIOSK

The NEN and AII Release the First Episodes of NENtv’s KIOSK The Neighborhood Empowerment Network (NEN) and the Art Institute of California San Francisco have collaborated through the NEN University Academic Alliance to produce the first two NENtv episodes of “Kiosk”. Kiosk is a 30 minute broadcast quality TV show dedicated to elevating and celebrating the community building work that is happening in the neighborhoods every day. Each episode features [...]

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NEN Kiosk: Growing Communities

NEN Kiosk: Growing Communities

NEN Kiosk: Growing Communities from NENtv on Vimeo. This debut episode of the NEN Kiosk focuses on community gardens. Join NEN’s Daniel Homsey as he talks about this growing trend with Blair Randall of Garden for the Environment, Fran Martin of the Visitacion Valley Greenway and Mei Ling Hui of the SF Department of the Environment. These community leaders join in to share their experiences with community gardens and how [...]

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