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Using familiar Google map technology, Open Green Map is a collection of 10,235 green living sites around the world. From buildings to local markets to hiking trails, this small but growing database was created by Green Map® System in hopes to "make these places part of your life, and help your community become a greener and healthier place."
Also check out Green Map® System homepage to see their collection sustainable maps.
But celebrations aren't over yet!
Here are some notable Earth Day events on the weekend.
Earth Day at Grand Central Terminal:
featuring the annual The Giant Earth Images, exhibits at Vanderbilt Hall and outdoor celebrations on Vanderbilt Avenue
NY's greenest at Battery Park:
art installation in the World Financial Center and workshops during the day
NYC Grows Festival at Union Square:
gardening and tree-planting workships, organic cooking demonstrations and hands-on urban farming activities
-Julie
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