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Organizations (66)

AndaPR

Aurora School

<em><span style="font-size: x-small">W</span>e work to catalyze a shift from a globalized, fossil fuel-based economy that enriches a few and weakens most, to a localized green economy that strengthens all Bay Area communities.</em>

Beacon Day School

Berkeley Oil Independence Task Force

Berkeley Sourcing Group, LLC

Center for Safe Energy

Citizens Against Pollution

Solar energy equipment sales, design, and project management.

Crunchy Foods is a family owned and operated wholesale bakery, based in Oakland.

Our services include: Water Conservation and Efficiency Wastewater Systems Greywater Systems Constructed Wetlands Rainwater Catchment Roof Gardens Erosion Control Aquaculture/ Ponds Drip Irrigation Systems Drought Tolerant Design Permaculture Design Organic Gardening

East Bay Cohousing / Cohousing California

Ella Baker Center

Energy Preparedness is a consultancy firm with a focus on aiding municipal and commercial response to our energy predicament. We work with municipalities and companies to increase their level of preparedness for escalating oil prices and supply disruptions.

Green Cafe Network

Green Contractor Guide

Green Eco Tek.com

Green Retirement Plans, Inc.

Mainstreet Moms Organize or Bust (theMMOB.org)

Malonga Ctr. for the Arts Tenants Assoc.

Moss Beach Renewable Energy

Oakland Community Action Network

San Francisco Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCo)

SolarSipper

Sun's Free Solar

Sustainable Economic Solutions

Town-Green represents a group of dedicated 'green urbanists' who offer a comprehensive approach to sustainable community planning and urban design. By combining award-winning 'green' design, new urbanism, and a formidable public process, we deploy a set of powerful tools that help catalyze agreements between disparate interests and conflicting forces. Our demonstrated ability to build consensus on the difficult economic, environmental, and social issues facing communities allows us to tackle complex challenges such as climate change, built and natural resource protection, housing affordability, job growth, and place-making. We understand how to work successfully with both public entities and private development on these issues to create strong, vibrant, sustainable, and enduring communities.

Valley LEAP

Waterplanet Alliance

Your Solar Connection

Individuals (81)
  3. Abe Salomon
  4. Adane G.W
  5. Al Weinrub
  6. Anne Finger
  7. Belinda Sparks
  8. Beverly Powell
  9. Chris Cassidy
  10. Christina Resasco
  11. Christine Keyser
  12. Christopher J Poor
  13. Cowboyrob
  14. Craig Fiels
  15. Cynthia Donovan
  16. David Room
  17. David Wilson
  18. Debra Fuller
  19. Doug Grandt
  20. Elena
  21. Eli Casinberk
  22. Elizabeth Katz
  23. Ellen Doudna
  24. Elliott Vander Kolk
  25. Erica Etelson
  26. Generation Green
  27. Geoff
  28. Geoffrey Holton
  29. Gordon Bennett
  30. Gordon Li
  31. Greg Fisher
  32. Holly Schneider
  33. HumbleKing
  34. Jan Cox Golovich
  35. Jan Lundberg
  36. Jeff
  37. Jeff Blumenthal
  38. Jeff Brothers
  39. JoeyWSmith
  40. John
  41. Josh Bennett
  42. Kuljit-Eiamia Solar
  43. Kwhan448
  44. Linda Currie
  45. Lois Simonds
  46. Michael Dietrick MD
  47. Nir
  48. None
  49. Paul Fenn
  50. R. J. La Chaux
  51. Raines Cohen, Cohousing Coach
  52. Ray
  53. Rob
  54. Ryan Van Lenning
  55. SamG
  56. Samuel Patterson
  57. Sherri P
  58. SolarSipper
  59. Stephanie Elliott
  60. Steve Beckendorf
  61. Victronix
  62. bruce
  63. courtneymiller
  64. dana kimsey
  65. fbl
  66. graham.lierley
  67. hilaryyothers
  68. jonah nisenson
  69. kmuraki
  70. lavidjio
  71. levana saxon
  72. levelle maxey
  73. levelle maxey
  74. lorij.rrdc
  75. mike adams
  76. mreid80289
  77. ninamo
  78. olivergreen
  79. perry
  80. robinelon
  81. wmpopper