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About Lauren_Ish
Lauren_Ish is a GOOD Intern/Student living in UCLA.
Busy being the change I wish to see in this world...Lauren_Ish’s website:
http://www.good.is/
- Member since: 2009
On 2009-06-02 Lauren_Ish GOODmarked
World’s Best Trash Cans Come to Philly
On 2009-06-02 Lauren_Ish GOODmarked
Frisco’s Solar Bus Shelter
On 2009-05-12 Lauren_Ish GOODmarked
Transparency: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
On May 12, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
Is ABC’s New Environmental Sitcom Pitch Perfect or Tone Deaf?
- and said:
Should be an interesting show… excited to see the first episode
On May 12, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
Transparency: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
- and said:
Does anyone know when this was first discovered?
On May 7, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
GOOD L.A.: Connecting with Nature and People
- and said:
Great post! Yay for bicycle week!
On April 30, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
Picture Show: Traffic!
- and said:
The problem lies within the infrastructure of Los Angeles. We are a city built around the freeways. Effective methods of public transportation, such as a city wide subway, would require a complete restructuring of the city. The question is whether or not the time and money would be worth it.
On April 28, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
Obama’s First-100-Days: Not Too Shabby! Oh, Wait…
- and said:
“The need for a house built on rock rather than on sand”- perfect. This process is a lengthy one. As mentioned in the TIMES article, the first 100 days of presidency is not an adequate measurement of our national leader. Change is a slow process and I truly believe Obama has it in him to see out.
On April 28, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
Picture Show: Waste Management
- and said:
WOW. What an amazing piece. The extent of the waste we create isn’t fully realized until we SEE it. Seeing it is a whole new way of believing. Things will not improve until the American consumption culture changes to one of conservation and necessity.
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On May 12, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
Transparency: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
- and said:
Agreed. I just watched the video. For all those interested here’s the link to VBS’ Garbage Island
On May 12, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
Is ABC’s New Environmental Sitcom Pitch Perfect or Tone Deaf?
- and said:
Should be an interesting show… excited to see the first episode
On May 12, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
Transparency: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
- and said:
Does anyone know when this was first discovered?
On May 7, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
GOOD L.A.: Connecting with Nature and People
- and said:
Great post! Yay for bicycle week!
On April 30, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
Picture Show: Traffic!
- and said:
The problem lies within the infrastructure of Los Angeles. We are a city built around the freeways. Effective methods of public transportation, such as a city wide subway, would require a complete restructuring of the city. The question is whether or not the time and money would be worth it.
On April 28, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
Obama’s First-100-Days: Not Too Shabby! Oh, Wait…
- and said:
“The need for a house built on rock rather than on sand”- perfect. This process is a lengthy one. As mentioned in the TIMES article, the first 100 days of presidency is not an adequate measurement of our national leader. Change is a slow process and I truly believe Obama has it in him to see out.
On April 28, 2009 Lauren_Ish Discussed
Picture Show: Waste Management
- and said:
WOW. What an amazing piece. The extent of the waste we create isn’t fully realized until we SEE it. Seeing it is a whole new way of believing. Things will not improve until the American consumption culture changes to one of conservation and necessity.
On 2009-06-02 Lauren_Ish GOODmarked
World’s Best Trash Cans Come to Philly
On 2009-06-02 Lauren_Ish GOODmarked
Frisco’s Solar Bus Shelter
On 2009-05-12 Lauren_Ish GOODmarked
Transparency: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Agreed. I just watched the video. For all those interested here’s the link to VBS’ Garbage Island