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March 2011 Edition
Mar 1st
Dreaming New Mexico: Food Security—Good Food, Enough Food, Del Are Llano: There Is No Food Security Without Acequia Security,Food and Water Insecurity – State of Southwestern Foodsheds,Fresh AIRE : Can Genetic Engineering Coexist with Traditional Agriculture?, Alternative Capital for Local Foodsheds, Everyday Green: The CSA,New Mexico’s Deadly Eating Habits, Immigrant Day of Action / 1,000 Women March,Breathing In Life Forces with Biodynamics, The Arctic Is Melting and Deserts Are Burning, Faren Dancer’s Green Talk, Building a Worldwide Green Economy, Newsbites, The Local Voice: Lights, Camera, Local Economy! What’s Going On! Download March 2011 Edition View March Edition Online
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February 2011 Edition
Feb 1st
Is Our Medical System Sustainable? Environmental Medicine,NM Food and Agriculture Policy Council’s Legislative Priorities, A Love Letter to the EPA, Saving Real Healthcare Reform, New Mexico Health Facts, A Human “Being”, Integrated Health Studies at Northern NM College, Reflections Upon Sustainability in the Healing Arts, New Mexico Academy of Healing Arts, Meaning, Sustainability and the Healing Arts, Southwestern College, How Green Is Your Yoga? The Earth’s Electromagnetic Energy: Essential for Health, Santa Fe Soul Health & Healing Center, Incorporating Curanderismo into Modern Medicine, How to Safely Make It Through the X-ray at the Airport, Birthing Back Our Roots – Española More >
January 2011 Edition
Jan 1st
Adapting for A Changing World, NM Board Approves State Program to Reduce Carbon Pollution, 2011 NM Legislative Session Environmental Issues Preview, EPA Proposes Greenhouse Gas Reductions, Water Heist in the Plains of San Augustín,Water Newsbites, Solar Energy Zones Planned for Western States, Solar Newsbites, Dreaming NM – Local Foodsheds, Local Value Chains, Sustainable Environmental Food Systems Program at UNM, The Cooperative Development Center of New Mexico, Understanding “Cooperación”, Sustainable Land Tenure in Chimayó, My Own Garden: Wintertime Watering, Capture the Moving Picture Industry, Green Filmmaking is a Verb, The Local Voice: The Fight for a Local Economy, Everyday Green: Natural More >
December 2010 Edition
Dec 1st
Three Challenges to Sustainability, An Interview with Winona LaDuke, Northern New Mexicans Share Agricultural Knowledge at Terra Madre 2010, New Mexico Acequia Association Celebrates 20th Annual Congreso, New Mexico Acequia Association’s Declaration of Core Values, Moving Arts Española, Cabañuelas: Jewish and Mayan Meteorology Traditions Combined, My Own Garden: Bringing Nature Indoors, Kidnapped by the House: Affordable Housing, Land, and the Green Imperative, The Local Voice: Don’t Cry for Me, Local Economy, From Polluter to Conservationist: The Calvin Hildebrand Story, Santa Fe High Takes Strong Strides to Go Green,Energy Newsbites, ChemRisk Says Río Water from Buckman Project Is Safe,San Augustín Plains More >
November 2010 Edition
Nov 1st
Building a Local Living Economy, Whatever Happened to the Angelou Plan?, Destination Marcy Street, Reflective Images, Financing Green Businesses, Strategies for the Green Economy, Linking: Inventing and Incubating, What’s in the Slow Money Sausage? Making Local Food Your Daily Bread, All Española Valley Chile is Related, The Last Greens of the Season, Integrative Conservation, The Carbon Ranch, Newsbites, Everyday Green: Giving Thanks, What’s Going On!
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October 2010 Edition
Oct 1st
Going Green, Being Local Ahead of The Green Business Curve, NM Film Is Not Hollywood; It’s Tamalewood, The Farm to Restaurant Project, A Recipe for a Healthy Community, BALLE Hub Networks and Community of Practice, Santa Fe Youth Food Cadre, Our Local Economy’s Most Valuable Resource, Everyday Green: Culture and Economies, Convide: A Sustainable Philosophy, Finance For Food & Farming in New Mexico, La Montañita Co-op’s New Grassroots Lending Project, Time Banks: No More Throwaway People, Can Western Women Save The World? The Local Voice: Where I Come From, Santa Fe Community College: Deep Greening, Jump start New Mexico’s Economy: More >
September 2010 Edition
Sep 1st
Better is the New Bigger — An Interview with Doug McDowell, Green Building Overview, Architecture for Humanity, Homewise: Green and Affordable, Kidnapped by the House (part 5), Earthships Biotecture, Active Versus Passive in Rainwater Catchment, Before You Go Off-Grid, Everyday Green: Preserving Food, La Abundancia del Jardín Rizo: The Bounty of the Garden, My Own Garden: What’s Bugging My Squash?, Santa Fe Institute 2010 Global Sustainability School, Learning La Vida Verde: Education for Sustainability, What’s Going On!
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2010 August Edition
Aug 1st
Pueblo Self-Reliance, Sustainability & Agricultural Revitalization, Tesuque Farms: Reviving Agricultural Traditions, The Indigenous Sustainable Communities Design Course, ¡Sostenga! Woman, Nature and the Sustainable Feminine, Hopi Tutskwa Permaculture, “Indigenuity” at the Institute of American Indian Arts, Poeh – The Path to Creativity, The New Energy Future in Indian County, Ohkay Owingeh Housing Renovation Project, Green Remodeling at Ohkay Owingeh, Renewable Energy Projects at the Pueblo of Jemez, Sacred Power Corporation, Hózhó: Restoring Land, Community and Culture, NM Greenhouse Emissions Caps Hearing to Continue, Climate Change: Two Views of What’s Next, Community Learning & Social Development (part 3), A Challenging Garden Season, More >
2010 July Edition
Jul 1st
Earthstone/Growstone – Restorative Green Technology, Plastic Bags – Weapons of Eco-Mass Destruction?, Everyday Green – Affordable Organic, My Own Garden – Crop Rotation, Newsbites – Affordable Housing Development, Kidnapped by the House (Part 4), New Mexico’s Last Great Hostel – Abominable Snowmansion, American Solar Energy Society National Conference, Gadgets & Humans – Steve Baer Commentary, Green Wheels Can Save Green $, Who Filled the Electric Car?, Solar Newsbites, New Mexico Leads in Growth of Green Energy Jobs, Community Learning and Social Development (Part 2), What’s Going On! – Events/Announcements.
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2010 June Edition
Jun 1st
The Blue Economy – Gunther Pauli, Permaculture Credit Union’s Tenth Anniversary, Every Day Green, Sustainability At Home, Sustainability Week, Green Remodeling, High-Tech View of the Past, Albuquerque Solar Projects, Kidnapped by the House (Part 3), Immigration Policy March, International Workers Celebration, Community Learning and Social Development, Resolana for Children and Families, Green Careers, Dreaming New Mexico’s Weather, Immigrant Farmer’s Initiative, Sostenga Garlic Fesival, A First Time Garden, Change in How People Care for the Environment, High Tech View of a Meaningful Past, What’s Going On?
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May 2010 Edition
May 3rd
Water is Life, The Tale of Two Cities, 2010 Sustainable Santa Fe Awards, United Communities of Santa Fe County, The Potential of a Green, Local Economy, Transparency in County Government, Protect Our Public Lands, Renew Santa Fe, Touring a Green School, Why Use Green Building Materials?, Affordable Housing, Kidnapp ed by the House (part 2), Dreaming NM : Agro-Ecoregions, Dig and Eat Local, Only Healthy Soil Grows Healthy Plants, What’s Going On! and more…
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April 2010 Edition
Apr 13th
The 2010 April edition of Green Fire Times includes the following articles: Kidnapped by the House, A Call for Holistic Climate Policy, The NM Emissions Cap Petition, Excerpted Testimony of Paul R. Epstein, A Clear Alternative to Cap and Trade, Earth Works Institute Community Projects, Be Dense: Embracing Urban Green, Homebuilders – Remodelers – International Green Ideas Show, Not on Price Alone, What are Green Building Materials?, Solar Rights 2010, Solar Inverter Wars, Report from the Global New Energy Summit, Dreaming New Mexico – Agrifood Facts, Agricultural Collaborative Keeps it Local, An Agrarian Primer for the 21st. Century, Build a More >
March 2010 Edition
Mar 18th
The 2010 March Edition of Green Fire Times, “Dreaming New Mexico – An Age of Local Foodsheds & A Fair Trade State” is now available on newsstands throughout north central New Mexico, On-line at our website, and on “hand-held” devices such as iPhones, Blackberries, Droids, etc!
The 2010 March edition of Green Fire Times includes the following articles: Dreaming New Mexico: Local Foodsheds & A Fair Trade State, Farmers’ Markets – The Public Face of Local Food, Improving Children’s Health and the Farming Economy, The Landrace Peppers of NM and Familia, Save NM Seeds Coalition and the Farmer Protection Act, Paternity More >
February 2010 PDF Edition
Feb 28th
Needed: Sustainable,Scientific, Integrity-Based Energy Policies, Renewable Energy Development in NM, PNM Files New Portfolio Plan, Commentary on PNM Agreement and Renewable Policy in NM, SF County Renewable Energy Financing District, Dreaming NM: The Restoration Economy, Energy Efficient Building Retrofits, Toast, Pancakes and Waffles: Planning for Off-Grid Living, Newsbites, What Ever Happened to “Reduce and Reuse?”, Green Energy, Ecosystems and the Wild, Water – Another View, Small Scale Desalination in Tularosa, Gourmet Delights for Pollinators, Good Jobs / Strong Economy, What’s Going On!
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January 2010 PDF Edition
Jan 6th
The 2010 January Edition of Green Fire Times, “Expanding Green Vision,” is now available on newsstands throughout north central New Mexico (and online!)
The 2010 January edition of Green Fire Times includes the following articles: Responses to the “Green Heretics” articles, The Lines and Circles Project, Environmental Justice – Dreaming New Mexico, Biofuels, One Day at the Climate Conference, Water: Why Care?, Congreso de las Acequias, 2012 and Beyond: The Imperfect Storm?, Container Gardening for Small Spaces, Sostenga: Tools for Sustainability, Newsbites, What’s Going On!, etc. 32 Pages, 18,000 copies printed. Download January 2010 Issue
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December 2009 PDF Edition
Dec 10th
“Greens Gone Wild!” On-line issue available!
The 2009 December edition of Green Fire Times includes the following articles: What Does the Mayan Calendar Have To Do With You?, LANL Contaminants Migrate Toward Water Sources, Environment NM “Too Much Pollution” Report Released, Bosque del Apache Festival of the Cranes, Financial Incentives for Energy Efficiency in NM, Governing the Energy Commons, 2009 Solar Tax Credits, New Mexico’s Energy Governance, Santa Fe’s Rainwater Catchment Permitting Process, Greens Gone Wild, Green Building and LEED Residential, Green for Real: Remodeling, Renovations, & Retrofits, As Free as the Sun: Pruning Day, Wintertime Catalog Shopping, Sostenga: The Economics More >
November 2009 PDF Edition
Nov 9th
The 2009 November edition of Green Fire Times includes the following articles: Thinking Like a Watershed by Jack Loeffler, Sustainable Food and Seed Sovereignty Conference photos and update, GMO Health Risks by Jeffrey M. Smith, Waste Not – Want Not by Kenny Ausubel and Peter Warshall, A Global Day of Climate Action, Petroglyph National Monument by Ann Euston, The Sembrando Semillas Program by Pilar Trujillo, Green House Growing in the Winter by Susan Waterman, Sostenga: Gregory Cajete and Natural Laws of Interdependence by Camilla Bustamante, Home Food Processing Certification by Joan E. Price, The Fight Between the Spoon and the More >
October 2009 PDF Edition
Oct 8th
The October issue includes articles on Finding the Sources of Sustainability, Sostenga: Preserving Food for Winter, Seed Saving and Storage, Sustainable Biofuels Project, Architecture for Sustainability, Dreaming New Mexico’s Green Grid, the New Mexico Green Chamber of Commerce, and Only Diversity Adapts by Vandana Shiva as well as our Calendar and a wealth of information from our sponsors.
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September 2009 PDF Edition
Sep 16th
The September 2009 edition of Green Fire Times includes the following articles: Santa Fe 400: An Uncertain Founding (an article about the 400th. anniversary of the founding of Santa Fe); Dreaming NM: Micropowers, Microgrids, and Energy Parks; PNM Seeks to Maintain Control; An Inclusive Community; The Emerald Home; Green for Real; Slow Money Alliance, etc.
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August 2009 PDF Edition
Aug 5th
The August 2009 edition of Green Fire Times is now available throughout north central New Mexico as well as on the Internet. This issue features many articles concerning Wind Energy in New Mexico, in addition to Green Career Pathways, Energy for Education, Sostenga: An Experiment in Sustainability, Zero Emissions Hydrogen Power, Transition to a 4-Season Harvest, Green Building and Design, Wind Powered Santa Fe Home, etc!
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