The Food Hub Solution
A new food hub on the east side of Cleveland shows what is possible in bringing fresh foods to communities that need them.
About Christopher Weber
Christopher Weber is an environmental journalist, community gardener and stay-at-home dad. He previously worked for one of the nation’s largest environmental consultants. He lives with his wife and son in a high-rise on Chicago’s South Side, not far from the Obamas.
Posts by Christopher Weber :
The Food Hub Solution
A new food hub on the east side of Cleveland shows what is possible in bringing fresh foods to communities that need them.
Boot Camp for Farmers
A new crop of programs for even the most inexperienced would-be farmers.
The Food Hub Solution
A new food hub on the east side of Cleveland shows what is possible in bringing fresh foods to communities that need them.
The Food Hub Solution
A new food hub on the east side of Cleveland shows what is possible in bringing fresh foods to communities that need them.
Boot Camp for Farmers
A new crop of programs for even the most inexperienced would-be farmers.
Undie Investigation Small Clothesmakers take Underwear in Green Directions
There’s a whole lot of eco-friendly undies (underwear) out there for men and women these days…
The New Environmental Frontier
It Isn’t Space. It’s the Inner City.Lately the concept of “interim uses” has begun to receive a lot of attention. It’s a wonky phrase most often uttered by scholars and city-hall bureaucrats. Nevertheless, it represents a dynamic set of ideas about how cities can become more sustainable, even in the face of a recession. As […]
Under Wraps Cold frames to the rescue
Grow Fresh Veggies all Winter with a Cold Frame
Saving the Earth, One Pledge at a Time
Kickstarter Some Crowdsourcing Ideas We’d Like to SeeWith crowdfunding now in vogue, one can find all manner of projects on Kickstarter, from the ridiculous (a documentary about the pop band DEVO) to the sublime ($257,000 for window farming). There’s even an entire funding platform, ioby, dedicated to environmental projects. How far can the trend go? […]