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Please put your initials by the groups you add, and next to any comments, so we know who's doing what, without having to search through the history. | Please put your initials by the groups you add, and next to any comments, so we know who's doing what, without having to search through the history. | ||
GREEN AMERICA (Paul B.) -- http://www.greenamerica.org/greenbusiness/sealofapproval.cfm | '''GREEN AMERICA''' (Paul B.) -- http://www.greenamerica.org/greenbusiness/sealofapproval.cfm | ||
This group lists 93 businesses in Massachusetts they have certified to be socially and environmentally positive. But not all of them might meet our SEWG's criterion of LOCALLY community-building, so we might need to consider those on a case-by-case basis. | This group lists 93 businesses in Massachusetts they have certified to be socially and environmentally positive. But not all of them might meet our SEWG's criterion of LOCALLY community-building, so we might need to consider those on a case-by-case basis. | ||
SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS NETWORK | '''SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS NETWORK ''' (Paul B.) -- This lists certified businesses in Cambridge -- | ||
in Somerville -- | in Somerville -- | ||
and in Worcester -- | and in Worcester -- | ||
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BOSTON 'MAIN STREETS' PROGRAM | '''BOSTON 'MAIN STREETS' PROGRAM ''' (Paul B.) -- http://www.cityofboston.gov/dnd/obd/about.asp | ||
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List rating groups for discussion at the next meeting. Perhaps describe why you like them. And/or issues to discuss about them.
Please put your initials by the groups you add, and next to any comments, so we know who's doing what, without having to search through the history.
GREEN AMERICA (Paul B.) -- http://www.greenamerica.org/greenbusiness/sealofapproval.cfm This group lists 93 businesses in Massachusetts they have certified to be socially and environmentally positive. But not all of them might meet our SEWG's criterion of LOCALLY community-building, so we might need to consider those on a case-by-case basis.
SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS NETWORK (Paul B.) -- This lists certified businesses in Cambridge -- in Somerville -- and in Worcester --
BOSTON 'MAIN STREETS' PROGRAM (Paul B.) -- http://www.cityofboston.gov/dnd/obd/about.asp