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erikausi

FAO - News Article: What governments, farmers, food businesses - and you - ca... - 0 views

shared by erikausi on 05 Dec 16 - No Cached
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    Interesting article that talks about things farmers, governments, businesses, and consumers can do to reduce their food wastage. Many things we can do to reduce and prevent.
buycashapp31

How To Safely Purchase a Cashapp Account Online - 0 views

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    You can also set up a profile so that others can see what you're doing with your account. Once you have everything set up, all you need to do is start promoting your account. You can do this by sharing your link with friends and family or by posting it on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. When people click on your link and sign up for an account, they'll be able to use your referral code when they make their first purchase. And that's it! You'll earn cash back every time someone uses your referral code when they buy something from CashApp.
pauline hannemann

Ecology Action: Home - 2 views

  • ware of intensifying world challenges and the basic need of people to feed themselves, we have been working for 40 years to develop an elegant, small-scale agricultural system — GROW BIOINTENSIVE® Sustainable Mini-Farming — that when practiced correctly, nurtures healthy soil fertility, produces high yields, conserves resources and can be used successfully by almost everyone. Our goal is to help this system be known and used locally...on a worldwide basis.
  • ohn Jeavons spoke at Google in Mountain View on April 12, 2012 about his four decades pioneering biointensive farming and what we can do for food security in the future.
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    John Jeavons has been doing this work for over 30 years. I studied with him In Northern California. I found it fascinating that he spoke at Google in Cali recently. Even though his method is not technology intensive it is science based and is feeding the world in many ways.
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    I studied with John many years ago. His book Backyard Homestead is one of the best books for back yard gardeners!!
pauline hannemann

Action Alert: Genetically Engineered Salmon | Cornucopia Institute - 0 views

  • FDA Seeks Public Comment UPDATE:  The FDA has extended the comment deadline to April 26!FDA poised to approve genetically engineered salmon despite unknown risks to human health.  Inevitable accidental release of transgenic fish into the wild could devastate native fish populations and ecosystems!
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    Alert on extension to tell the FDA what you think about GE salmon. Do your homework and tell them what you think.
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    Alert on extension to tell the FDA what you think about GE salmon. Do your homework and tell them what you think.
James Hannemann

http://dera.ioe.ac.uk/11854/1/Egan_Review.pdf - 0 views

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    Places where people want to live - and that are sustainable - do not happen by chance. They are the product of visionary thinking and commitment by highly skilled civic and national leaders, developers and professionals, with the full engagement and support of local partners and communities.
lsutter888

10 Things You Can Do to Slow Climate Change - 0 views

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    Here are 10 things you can do every day to reduce your energy costs and your use of fossil fuels, which contribute to global warming.
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    This site lists ten basic tips you can follow to help reduce global warming. I recommend it for anyone interested in contributing to help nature, wildlife and our the environment. Any small .change in living habits will make a difference.
Anna Hakim

Solar Cookers International - 1 views

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    I think this non-profit is pretty cool. They have drastically improved the lives of African women who used to risk their lives and waste many days looking for firewood or burning feces to cook, and so has the Aid For Africa, http://www.aidforafrica.org/member-charities/solar-cookers-international/ Solar cookers could also be built into the side of a home and used indoors! I am thinking of maybe getting or building one for my home to reduce our use of propane. We are mainly solar-powered but we have a gas range and a back up generator that run on propane and I really dislike that. This solar cooker could really help us out though there is a lot that it can't do. I still think it is interesting and worth looking into. Perhaps it is something that more of us could use.
Anna Hakim

Sustainable Choices - In the Home Go For Green : Install solar water heaters, photovolt... - 1 views

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    This is such a cool website that is packed with information about how to make choices in our every day lives that effect our environment in positive ways. There is a section called "The Card" that leads you to some links to print out a free card that is packed full of great information about buying choices and transportation etc. and it is easy to use when you are out and about. Most of the tips do not involve large expenditures, they are very simple and easy to implement. I like this site because it provides information about how everyone can make simple, inexpensive positive changes.
ghiser1

Deep Litter Method - 3 views

If you have chickens, you might be interested in this. My wife and I live in northern Michigan where the temperatures can reach as low as -25 in the winter. We were having a hard time keeping our...

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started by ghiser1 on 10 Mar 15 no follow-up yet
Kari Bremer

Carbon Footprint Ltd - Carbon Footprint Calculator - 1 views

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    We could all do this and share our findings ! - online carbon footprint calculator. Calculate CO2 emissions from Cars, Flights, Home and Public Transport.
James Hannemann

The Sustainable Communities Act - 0 views

  • The Sustainable Communities Act allows councils, after taking advice from local people, to present proposals for government action that will help local communities to be more sustainable and offer better quality of life. The Act aims to provide a channel to propose changes to improve the economic, social or environmental well-being of an area, including participation in civic or political activity. It is aimed at givng people the power to change the environment they live in. Local councils are invited to make proposals to central government as to how it can help them promote the sustainability of local communities. To do this, councils need to talk to local people to find out what would help them.
James Hannemann

Governing Sustainably - 0 views

  • Citizens and government officials must work together to find a variety of new approaches and ways of doing business that support community goals. This section presents approaches and techniques that different communities have employed to make constructive use of local government policies and services to promote community sustainability.
Kari Bremer

Oceanic Online Art Show - 0 views

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    I have not yet visited an online art exhibit but found this doing some research.
crystal franciosi

BP and Biofuels projects in Brazil - 0 views

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    This article talks about the advances in technology and development of using cane sugar to produce ethanol and diesel. Over half of Brazil uses renewable energy resources and farmers must reserves 20 percent of their land for biodiversity fuel. Awesome!
ghiser1

Wind Power - 1 views

Here is an article on wind power. It discusses the cost effectiveness and lack of harmful pollutants that other forms of energy produce. Many other countries are already on board with this and ut...

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started by ghiser1 on 23 Apr 15 no follow-up yet
seashorerob

Don't feed the monster - 3 views

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/my-trash-monster-project-sustainability-effort-alexander-nason?trk=hp-feed-article-title-like This is a fantastic idea to get people thinking about the waste they ge...

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started by seashorerob on 19 Apr 16 no follow-up yet
jefffinck

Siting analysis of farm-based centralized anaerobic digester systems for distributed ge... - 0 views

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    This paper addresses anaerobic digesters (ADs) installations on livestock farms to use animal manure as a biomass resource for both economic value and environmental benefit. Capturing biogas created naturally from animal waste before it escapes to do harm to the environment and using the gas as a fuel to produce electric power. Either to be used to power the farm itself or integrated into the local electric grid.
markhutchins

What is Trench Composting? - 2 views

  • Trench composting is very simple. You dig a trench (we're using the word “trench” loosely here; it doesn't matter what shape your hole is) approximately twelve inches deep, add roughly four to six inches of compostable materials, such as kitchen scraps, spent garden plants, prunings, thinnings, and weeds, and bury it with the soil you dug out of the trench.
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    Here is an article on trench composting I thought the group might enjoy. My wife and I have reduced our waste to about one small kitchen bag a week by composting our kitchen scraps.
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    Hi. That is a great idea. Saves the plant from drying out. I will do that for my garden. Funny I was reading about Africa a remote area where this happen. A university sent someone out here to help solve a issue for these people to have some kind of heat source like gas. Long story short you take all the food scraps throw them into a blender and dump in in a 50 gallon drum. Does this for a bout a week. Have another 50 gallon drum ready empty. This guy ran a gas line off the barrels into the house. It produce enough methane to cook and heat the house as long you keep dumping scraps into the barrel.
collin5491

14 Urban Gardening Tips That Will Save You Time, Energy & Money - 0 views

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    some tips for those of you who garden in urban areas like I do.
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