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Yes, We CAN!

Posted on June 9, 2025 by Pam Lazos

Red Rose Reuses, participating in a tabling event at Open Streets in Lancaster I always love the way the universe sends you the right people at the right time once you make up your mind about what it is you … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged CAN, clean water, Climate Action Neighborhood, climate change, eco-friendly, environment, PFAS, plastic sculpture, plastics, recycling, Red Rose Reuses, stormwater, Sustainability, West Art, Yes We CAN! | 38 Comments

Requiem for a Sycamore

Posted on March 19, 2018 by Pam Lazos

Requiem for a Sycamore (Song of the Earth — Part 2) We are under attack. First went the buffer trees to the west between our house and the farm behind, culled like a herd of buffalo in Yellowstone, one minute … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged American Home Builders Association, architecture, balance, blog, buffer trees, builder, carbon, designer, development, I Speak for the Trees, over-development, photosynthesis, requiem, Requiem for a Sycamore, Song of the earth, storing carbon, stormwater, strip malls, Sycamore, Trees, writing | 25 Comments

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