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Shane Snipes' eco-road trip across 48 states
The Greenest New Yorker talks city and state greening with Shane Snipes of Sustainable 1000.

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Kaity Tsui
Tuesday, February 8, 2011 - 14:33
Shane Snipes spearheads Sustainable1000, a green road trip capturing 1,000 stories about ecology and social change across 48 states in 222 days. Join the adventure at sustainable1000.com.
 
Catch my discussion with Shane in the video below as we explore local buying power, organic farming, green hospitals, biofuels, bioneers, local slow food, energy issues, fair trade, community change and much more within the overall eco-friendly place that is New York.
 
 
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