Author Archives: Christopher Sewell

Christopher Sewell

Contributing Writer

Aside from his busy full-time gig as all-around amazing guy, Chris still finds time to write freelance in his areas of passion, which include music and environmentalism. He is an avid fan of traveling and trying new things, and feels that the true pulse of life is found within the spirit of adventure. His appreciation for nature and interest in environmentalism comes from his love of animals and hiking. Chris believes that some of the most connective experiences that we have can be found in nature. Some of his other interests include vegetarianism, movies, spirituality, yoga and, football.

Tricks and Treats to Ecolutionize your Halloween

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Fall has arrived! And with that we are inching closer to Halloween. It’s a fun time for adults and children alike with parties, candy, costumes, decorations, and all other things orange and black. But amidst the excitement of the holiday, one thing that may slip the minds of many people is how to work a bit of green into the Halloween fun. Here are a few suggestions for what you can do to make your holiday a bit more eco-friendly and healthy.

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Easy Green Living in New York City

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When thinking of places where green living can be made simple, a bustling urban setting like New York City is not a place that immediately comes to mind. While NYC is home to an amazing amount of industry talent and entertainment, it is also the home to many green, organic businesses and even a green nightclub. Visitors and residents alike will be pleased to find an abundance of eco-friendly living, right in the heart of the “Big Apple.”

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Development Plan for Downtown Commuter Bicycle Center Get Funds in St. Louis

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Downtown St. Louis, MO is getting a bicycle commuter center!

Funding has been secured for the 1,300 square foot bike center to be constructed downtown at the corner of Locust and 10th and is set to open later this fall. The facility will be on the ground floor of the 1011 Locust Street Building which is two blocks from a metrolink station. The plan is for the commuter center to feature bike lockers, changing rooms, showers, and potentially a café. Commuters will be charged a small fee for using the facilities.

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