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Michelle Long
Sustainable Connections - Transforming a Community by Michelle Long
Peak Moment 75: Michelle Long shows us how a highly successful local
independent business network has transformed Bellingham, WA, while
inspiring other communities. From an initial "Think Local First"
program, they have expanded to business peer mentoring, and support for
local food producers, sustainable buildings, and green energy. An
astounding sixty percent of their community are not only aware of the
"Think Local, Buy Local, Be Local" campaign but have changed buying
habits as well. More information on this segment is here.
[www.sustainableconnections.org]
EarthSayers Janaia Donaldson; Michelle LongPeak Moment 75: Michelle Long shows us how a highly successful local
independent business network has transformed Bellingham, WA, while
inspiring other communities. From an initial "Think Local First"
program, they have expanded to business peer mentoring, and support for
local food producers, sustainable buildings, and green energy. An
astounding sixty percent of their community are not only aware of the
"Think Local, Buy Local, Be Local" campaign but have changed buying
habits as well. More information on this segment is here.[www.sustainableconnections.org]
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