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vintage ecoTheater

By lawler

the first incarnation of ecoTheater, before I moved it to wordpress

April 07
Message vs. Action
More theater facilities go green!
Monona Rossol and the toxic, unsafe theater we create
Austin’s Co-Production Collective, part I

May 07
Austin’s Co-Production Collective, part II
Is waste inherent in theater production?
Critical elements of change…

June 07
New Avenues
Energized (renewably)
Thank heavens for local law 86
Summer greenList
“We wanted to do the right thing”

July 07
A Small Voice
More good news…
HELP!!
Is change inevitable? (Mike’s birthday message)
LEED standards don’t stand in the way of artistic expression
NYTW leads the way toward a green future for American theater

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a new site and a new look for ecoTheater « ecoTheater Pingback on Jul 24th, 2007 at 9:38 am

what’s in a color?

"It should be about different kinds of symbols than the color green—wind farms, solar, renewable-energy laboratories, those things that are symbolic of the new energy economy. People think that we overuse the concept of green, and it could become trite in its expression.”
“This idea about green in a lot of people’s minds still conjures up this notion of a fringe or something that’s out-there. It doesn’t inspire this notion of a new America. It just seems more substantive than a color.” - Colorado governor Bill Ritter, Jr. in The New Yorker

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