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December 31 at 9:56 AM
Composting must be included in our solutions to a more sustainable way of living. It takes a change in culture and we must include educating our children in school to eliminate (or minimize) waste and to recycle properly with separation of organic or biodegradable material from the rest.
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December 31 at 9:51 AM
We all need good food for health and growth. Using regenerative agriculture we can ensure the sustainability of the process and the protection of the environment for all future generation. I recently read on National Geographic that a scientific study has been published to show that we have enough resources on the planet to feed 10 billion...
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October 18 at 5:14 AM
One way to reduce food waste is to support companies like Hungry Harvest that rescue unwanted produce and deliver it to your doorstep in recyclable containers. Check them out at www.hungryharvest.net.
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October 14 at 8:59 AM
It took me a little while to find 5 remaining incandescent light bulbs to change since we had replaced the vast majority of them withw low power CFL years ago. However I had missed one of the bulbs in the garage, one closet, and 3 outdoors. So we are all done now.Next I am researching the possibility to switch my utility to Green Choice....
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October 2 at 6:16 PM
I had never heard of the term silvopasture before. It seems a more sustainable type of farming. I watched a movie called "revolution food" which showed how several farms use integrative methods to produce more sustainable and natural meets and vegetables.Another interesting finding is that there seem to be only one example of...
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September 29 at 6:53 AM
My wife and I have been eating mostly vegetarian for over 1 year. We eat fish 2/3 times a week but no meat. We strive to eat good food, fresh and organic as much as possible.I believe that in the US access to cheap meat and other cheap food from industrial farming and package food is encouraging excessive consumption, however this type of food...
