Green Wikia!

I recently discovered Green Wikia, which is an online resource that covers topics on climate change and environmental sustainability. Just like the original Wikipedia, Green Wikia offers a central repository for anyone who has internet access. Granted, this wikia is fairly new (i.e., there's 182 articles published to date), so that means this is a great opportunity to help make a difference by editing and writing articles. What I'd like to do is edit their recycling page by discussing the need for a sustainable design that increases the recycling rate while decreasing the amount of contaminants that enter the recycling stream. (Yep, you guessed it - I want to share the findings from the recycle-bin project!) I'm struggling with uploading pictures onto their website, though. So hopefully I can figure this out and start working on that article for Green Wikia.

BagFest Poster

I work at IUSB tutoring services. Everybody who saw me putting up the poster around the Administration Building asked me about it! They were very excited and promised to bring their bags to the BagFest. I am also spreading the word in the Hispanic community!
I am going to need more posters…

BagFest Poster

As you all know, Dr. Verges distributed posters to all of us to post throughout the community. I took one to Harmony Market, which is a health food store in Mishawaka. The girl at the counter said that it was a great idea, and that she was sure that the owner would allow it to be put up. She also said that she would have to tell her friends and parents about BagFest, and even started telling another worker at the store about it. I think BagFest has the potential to be a really big event. So if you go to Harmony Market, keep an eye out for the BagFest poster.