Carol
Steinfeld

Freelance writer/editor, marketing communications
and public information specialist, and ecological solutions advocate

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SustainableSouthCoast
| Green Port/Green Harbor
Plan | Fish
Island

NB
Green/Verde |
Flowscapes,
the Green Roof Project

Mentioned in a New York
Times op-ed Feb. 26, 2009: [click
here]

Ecovita,
only supplier of 4 models of urine-diverting toilets in North America
[click]

Read
the book: Liquid Gold: The Lore & Logic of Using Urine to Grow
Plants [click]

Ecowaters
Projects [click]

• Feature articles
• Writing and production of marketing
  materials, including newsletters, brochures, Web site content
  and factsheets
• Article placements

Some links to articles on the Web:

• Living
  La Vida Local in Natural Home Magazine
• Grow
  with the Flow: Legal Uses of Graywater in
  Natural Home
• Divining
  Architecture in The San
  Francisco Chronicle Magazine
• The Walls
  Are Alive (green walls) in Natural Home Magazine
• Building
  Green in Common Ground Magazine (or download)
• Raindrops
  Keep Falling in Natural Home Magazine
• Source
  Separation: The Ultimate Decentralized Wastewater Solution
  in Onsite Water Treatment Magazine
• How
  Low Can You Flow? in
  Natural Home Magazine
• Composting
  in Style
  in Natural
  Home Magazine
• Growing
  Away Wastewater
  in Onsite Water Treatment Magazine
• Growing
  Away Wastewater in Landscape
  Architecture Magazine
• A
  Bamboo Future in Environmental Design & Construction
• High-Level
  Landscapes (Green Roofs in Boston) in The Boston Globe
• Conserving
  Style (water-conserving bathrooms) in The Boston Globe
  
• Composting
  Toilets Emerge as Viable Alternatives in Environmental
  Design & Construction
• Septic
  System Basics in Mother Earth News
• Showers
  to Flowers: Graywater Use in the Home
  Natural Home magazine
• Healthy,
  not Hippy (ecologically sound gardens)
  in The Boston Globe
• The
  Gentle Underground (architect Malcolm Wells) in The Boston
  Globe Magazine
• Going
  Green the Easy Way: Less Is More
  (ghostwritten) in
  Land Development Today
• Turn
  Waterfront Development Challenges Into Sales Features (Chapter
  91)
  (ghostwritten) in
  New England Real Estate Journal

Brochures:

Chapter
91 for VHB

A quick brochure in 1999 for Ecological
Engineering Group (write, lay out, photos)

more
to come…

Articles
for The Boston Globe, Environmental Design & Construction, Landscape
Architecture, Natural Home, Encyclopedia of the Environment, Whole
Earth Review, Water Connection, MIT Report, The Harvard University
Gazette, BioCycle, InBusiness, Building with Nature, Training &
Development, Mother Earth News, and World of Biology.

A
participatory city visioning project for which I wrote scenarios
of a sustainable future: Scenario
Project

A
state-funded pilot program to organize and inform community members
to teach their neighbors how to compost, based on community-based
social marketing methods: Neighbor-to-Neighbor
Composting Program (N2N)

Other involvements (I
created all these Web sites for better or worse):

	Develop training courses and produce some communications materials for this engineering firm
	Co-organizer of this conference: Designing Urban & Industrial Watersheds: Ecological Engineering for Integrated Water Management Conference and Courses: Oct. 30-Nov. 2, 2003, Harvard School of Design, Cambridge, Mass.
	Importer (and eco-urinal developer): Ecovita: Eco-Toilets and Tools for Water-Wise Living
	Projects director: EcoWaters Projects (formerly The Center for Ecological Pollution Prevention)
	Coordinator: Ecological Designers & Engineers Network (EDEN)
Simple websites I’ve created: all of the above and www.greenfrigatebooks.com, www.maclearinghouse.com

I
present worldwide on ecological wastewater recycling options.

Here’s
a very old and simple presentation (presented at the integrated
bio-systems symposium in Samoa):

Ecological
Decentralized Solutions for the Pacific Islands

A past project in Baja California Sur, Mexico Cabo Pulmo, Mexico St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Right: A composting toilet workshop team at El Santuario in Baja California Sur, Mexico pose at one of their creations. Far right: The “Eco-Toilet Team” surveying systems at Havasu Falls near the Grand Canyon, August 2003. Carol, Jack Erhardt, Sharon Erhardt of A-C-E Builders.
The SouthCoast Sustainability Network

	NEW decals! More to come. Send $2 plus a SASE to the east coast address below.
The BioCar, my biodiesel-fueled VW New Beetle TDI A great article about biodiesel and its context amid fuel-cell cars and clean diesel: click here

Member:
International Ecological
Engineering Society, New
England Sustainable Energy Association, Society
of Environmental Journalists and Congress
for New Urbanism New England Chapter