Have you seen the bright, shiny jars of Spectrum Organic Virgin Coconut Oil lining the shelves at the Co-op and thought “what on earth do I do with that?” The answer is: pretty much anything! Coconut oil has been used as fuel for lamps and biodiesel cars, as a base ingredient for infant formula and [...]
A meeting will be held on February 21st from 7:30-9PM to discuss how the Greene Hill Food Co-op can improve its accessibility to communities of color and low-wealth people. We will discuss how this food justice issue is currently being treated, and brainstorm strategies and an action plan for eliminating those barriers. If this is a concern of yours, [...]
Join the phone bank Mon. night to help members activate their memberships. We can really boost coop involvement with this one activity. Where: Galen Treuer’s place (pls rsvp for exact location) When: Monday, February 20, from 6:30-8:45pm (if you can only come for part of this, pls do!) Why: To mobilize approximately 180 members who [...]
From the New York Times: BUSINESS DAY Should Plastic Bags Be Banned? By KATE GALBRAITH Published: February 8, 2012 Governments around the world are wrestling with the question of what, if anything, to do about plastic bags, and there are few figures to support any of the arguments. Read this article.
