| August 6, 2010 |
| 6:00 pm | to | 9:00 pm |
| August 7, 2010 |
| 10:00 am | to | 4:00 pm |
Where: Harrison Art Center,1505 North Delaware Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Welcome to the 1st Natural Living Fair sponsored by Natural Awakenings of Indianapolis and the Harrison Center for the Arts! The mission of the Natural Living Fair is to expand awareness of natural, complementary and alternative health methods into less informed areas of the Indianapolis community.
Find the Natural and Healthy Living Providers, Services and Supplies You’ve Been Seeking!
Enjoy topics such as wellness, acupuncture, recycling and restoring, feng shui, herbs, natural cooking, massage, pilates, healing, yoga, meditation, family and pet health. Over 45 exhibitors, free samples and much more! FREE admission for two day access.
Grow Your Business!
Exhibit at this year’s Natural Living Fair
Meet Thousands of potential clients all at one great location. We have exhibitor, sponsor and advertising opportunities. There is no better place for you to reach out to Indianapolis! We are on the lookout for enthusiastic participants who want to offer hands-on education and samples and engage a large audience!
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Chesterton Tribune
BURNS HARBOR, Ind. (AP) — Indiana regulators have issued a landfill permit allowing ArcelorMittal to dispose of more than 2 million tons of steel-making waste at the company’s sprawling complex along Lake Michigan.
The state announced its decision in public notices received Tuesday, one year after ArcelorMittal applied for a permit to build and operate a restricted-waste landfill.
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Valpolife
Opportunity Enterprises, Inc. is the recipient of an $83,500 Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant funded through the U.S. Department of Energy (USDOE) and administered in Indiana by the Indiana Office of Energy Development (OED). A total of $2.85 million was awarded for energy efficiency upgrades to existing structures across the state…. Opportunity Enterprises is a not-for-profit organization that creates sustainable life choices for individuals with challenges and disabilities.
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Inside INdiana Business (press release)
Evansville-based Morton Solar & Wind LLC says it has been awarded a more than $2 million contract for what is described as the first net-zero energy elementary school in the United States. The company will install a solar panel system at the school currently under construction in Kentucky. Morton Solar & Wind installed the same system for the first net-zero library in the U.S., located in Chrisney, Indiana.
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IBJ.com by Marc D. Allan
“I didn’t really know anything about the city or the people,” she said, “but I was surprised by how many community gardens there are around the city, how many urban farmers are very well-known, that there are so many organizations working with local food.”
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Muncie Star Press
Indiana Natural Resources Foundation, $17500 for Hoosier Outdoor Experience. Open Door Health Services, $75000 for a green roof.
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Green.indy.com
A passion about local foods led Tia Agnew and her husband, Brett Canaday, to make their own wine. At first, they had no aspiration to produce wine commercially.
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Tradingmarket
A massive effort to convert hundreds of state vehicles to alternative fuel sources is now under way. The $22.8 million project includes a $10.1 million federal grant. It’s being overseen by the Indiana Office of Energy Development and the Greater Indiana Clean Cities Coalition.
The effort includes a mix of public and private sector partners. The Indiana Department of Transportation is retrofitting 200 F250s to run on propane and establishing 115 propane fueling stations across the state. They’re also implementing dump trucks that use compressed natural gas.
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Truckinginfo
Cummins Inc. is expanding its High-Horsepower Technical Center and high-horsepower engine product line at its manufacturing plant in Seymour, Ind. The $100 million investment in the plant’s expansion will open the door for Cummins to produce high-horsepower clean diesel and natural gas engines in the future.
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Truckinginfo
Allison Transmission has opened a new hybrid manufacturing plant in Indianapolis, which will be capable of churning out more than 20,000 commercial-duty hybrid propulsion systems a year.
The new Allison hybrid propulsion system captures kinetic energy and later reuses the energy to propel or re accelerate the vehicle. The recovered energy can also be used to power vehicle accessories.
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