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Enright Ridge Urban Ecovillage is not affiliated with Community Earth Alliance and would like to remove all references. The Ecovillage includes more than the streets mentioned, it is a one mile walking radius from Common Roots. That is not the mission of Enright Ridge Urban Ecovillage. The ecovillage has no more than 4 buildings. There is a lot of misinformation being spread on this page. Tag: references removed |
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== About == |
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ERUEV was founded in 2004 by 19 residents who came together to establish "a community for people who are working to live more sustainably and with more awareness of the earth, whether it's planting gardens, rehabbing houses, or hosting community dinners. |
ERUEV was founded in 2004 by 19 residents who came together to establish "a community for people who are working to live more sustainably and with more awareness of the earth, whether it's planting gardens, rehabbing houses, or hosting community dinners. |
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In 2004, Imago, and ecological education organization on Enright Ave. in Cincinnati, OH started an ecovillage in the neighborhood by bringing residents together to develop it. They came together and committed to developing a neighborhood that valued a sense of community and would become a destination neighborhood embodying green sustainable living practices, as well as a model for revitalizing other urban neighborhoods. Its mission: Enright Ridge Urban Ecovillage seeks to be an ecologically responsible community sharing ideas, resources and a reverence for Earth. |
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The ecovillage is located on three dead-end streets just minutes from downtown Cincinnati. There are roughly 250 people in the ecovillage with about 40% involve, 25% agreeing with the ecovillage concept but aren't involved, and 35% are indifferent. However there is little opposition because the neighborhood is a good place to live. |
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85% of homes in the ecovillage are owned by homeowners. The ecovillage does not control who buys houses in it, but most of the people who do, do so because of the ecovillage. |
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One of the goals of the ecovillage is to promote the urban ecovillage concept in other neighborhoods. With the majority of people now living in cities, it believes that we need to learn more sustainably in the city, and this is one concept that works.<ref><ref><ref><ref></ref></ref></ref></ref> |
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www.enrightecovillage.org www.communityearthalliance.org |
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The Enright Ridge Urban Eco-village, Inc. (ERUEV) is a registered 501(c)(3) organization located in the East Price Hill neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio.
About
ERUEV was founded in 2004 by 19 residents who came together to establish "a community for people who are working to live more sustainably and with more awareness of the earth, whether it's planting gardens, rehabbing houses, or hosting community dinners. In 2004, Imago, and ecological education organization on Enright Ave. in Cincinnati, OH started an ecovillage in the neighborhood by bringing residents together to develop it. They came together and committed to developing a neighborhood that valued a sense of community and would become a destination neighborhood embodying green sustainable living practices, as well as a model for revitalizing other urban neighborhoods. Its mission: Enright Ridge Urban Ecovillage seeks to be an ecologically responsible community sharing ideas, resources and a reverence for Earth.
The ecovillage is located on three dead-end streets just minutes from downtown Cincinnati. There are roughly 250 people in the ecovillage with about 40% involve, 25% agreeing with the ecovillage concept but aren't involved, and 35% are indifferent. However there is little opposition because the neighborhood is a good place to live.
85% of homes in the ecovillage are owned by homeowners. The ecovillage does not control who buys houses in it, but most of the people who do, do so because of the ecovillage.
One of the goals of the ecovillage is to promote the urban ecovillage concept in other neighborhoods. With the majority of people now living in cities, it believes that we need to learn more sustainably in the city, and this is one concept that works.Cite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page).</ref></ref></ref>
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www.enrightecovillage.org www.communityearthalliance.org
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