EarthDay 2007: Bill Wise Local 20/20

Bill Wise, Local 20/20 in Jefferson County (WA), talks about making the Port Townsend EarthDay, EveryDay event (April 22) carbon netural.

Local 20/20 is a citizen-based organization dedicated to exploring opportunities in our local community to promote economic self-reliance, environmental stewardship, and community well-being. The name refers to 20/20 vision... such as planning for the quality of life in our community in 2020.... as well as a variety of other individual meanings.

EarthDay 2007: Steve Mayeda MC Electric Vehicles

Steve Mayeda, VP Sales and Marketing MC Electric. MC Electric Vehicles (MCEV) operates in Washington and Oregon with retail locations in Seattle, Spokane and Portland and wholesale vehicle distribution throughout North America. They provide sales, service and repair of electric vehicles.

EarthDay 2007: Fuel Efficient Vehicles

Rich Ruddles, Fuel Efficient Vehicles - Now, explains his vision for building a more more fuel efficient vehicle that run on renewable sources of energy, not fossil fuel.

EarthDay 2007: 4-H Network News Crew Discuss EarthDay Event

Claire, Zoe and Morgan chit chat about their experiences at the 2007 EarthDay Festival in Port Townsend, WA.

EarthDay 2007: Port Townsend, WA Opening Ceremonies

Jeff Eichen kicks off EarthDay, EveryDay 2007 in Port Townsend, WA. A circle is formed, hands held, dancers dance, ommmmmmm.

EarthDay 2007: Food Co-Op Compostable Eatery

Brendon O'Shea, Produce Buyer Port Townsend Food Coop, talks about compostable, biodegradable plates, bowls and utensils.

The biodegradable utensils are made from 80% non-GMO corn starch and 20% other biodegradable fillers and can handle hot foods and liquids up to about 190-200 degrees F.

EarthDay 2007: Eco Village Has A New ZAP! Electric Vehicle

Rosala Sherry, 4-H Network News, chats with Ruth Ballard, Port Townsend EcoVillage, about her ZAP! Electric Vehicle at the 2007 Port Townsend, WA Earth Day event.