We've found the five websites that you'll want to know. These websites will help you learn more about your community, food and life while providing a bit of entertainment too.
Find out how "walkable" your neighborhood is at this website devoted to grading neighborhoods on their ease of access. You can even search by neighborhoods within a larger city or town, a feature that is helpful when scoping out new neighborhoods, vacationing or planning a move.
2. http://www.footprintnetwork.org/en/index.php/GFN/page/calculators/
Foodprintnetwork.org offers one of the coolest carbon footprint calculators. The easy to use interactive program offers two questions, either simple or detailed, and animates your personal town each time you answer a question.
3. http://whereismymilkfrom.com/
Run a quick background check on your dairy products before trusting it to your stomach. Enter a short code found on all dairy products to find out what state and farm your milk comes from.
CO2now.com provides a tangible measurement of atmospheric carbon. Check out the daily ppm count and see how this year compares to the past few decades (it's not pretty).
Fresh local products are only a click away at farmersmarket.com. Find your local farmer's market, including information about hours, seasonable availability and location.
La Mesa Village: 3-6 p.m., Allison Street, east of Spring Street (at La Mesa Village). Manager: Suzanne Bendixen (619) 440-5027.
Union Square Farmers Market - Webster and Somerville Ave.
Port Authority Bus Terminal Greenmarket
8th Avenue at 42nd Street, New York
July and August (rain or shine)
Forest Ave at Laguna Canyon Rd
(Lumberyard Parking Lot)
UCSF Farmers’ Market
ACC Breezeway Atrium
400-500 Parnassus Avenue
(May 14th − October 29th)
(800) 949-FARM/3276
Pier Plaza, Main Street & Pacific Coast Highway
(next to the pier)
Manager - Jennifer Griffiths
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