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The Green Music Group (GMG), a project of Reverb, has launched a series of earth friendly calls-to-action this summer. Starting tomorrow, Guster is challenging fans to use the Eat Well Guide to find and eat at least one meal using local, organic food. You have until noon on Friday June 18th to submit your foodie photos and become eligible to win a Live Nation Ultimate Access Pass. You can check out all the details at the GMG challenge page. The “Eat Local” challenge is part of GMG’s mission to encourage concert venues to sell local and organic food.

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Anyway, as if bike month wasn’t already mind-blowingly awesome enough, the Eat Well Guide is hosting the Tour de Farmers’ Markets on May 15! It’ll be kind of like the Tour de France except without the 2,200 grueling miles of high-speed cycling.

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Columbia University – I think I might have to break up with you.

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Around the globe there are close to 1 million people who lack access to clean, safe water. Also, because of a lack of sanitation, 4000 children die each day from diarrhea. Most U.S. foreign aid goes to war efforts. Now, imagine how much more stability and national security we could achieve if we actually gave people water and sanitation instead of guns.

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A summit for civic leaders, family farmers, community gardeners, concerned citizens, activists, advocates, parents, food experts, policy makers, environmentalists, nutritionists, educators, urban planners, urban designers, community, business leaders, family farmers, educators, advocates, elected officials, city government leaders. The goal of this Summit is to increase awareness engagement and action around our food system’s role in climate problems and solutions. For more details, reading materials and for on-line registration go to www.nyu.edu/foodandclimatesummit

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