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Green Café Network

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Green Café Network is dedicated to addressing America's over-consumption by reducing the ecological impacts of the coffeehouse industry and harnessing café culture for environmental education. By 'greening' the coffeehouse industry at the grassroots level, Green Café Network aims to bring sustainability to the mainstream by educating, inspiring and mobilizing a new population of environmentally responsible citizens.

Director: Kirstin Henninger

300 Broadway, Suite 28
San Francisco, CA 94133
Tel: (415) 788-3666 x208

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Web site: http://www.greencafenetwork.org/

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