Traditional Agriculture
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Reclaiming Our Farmland from the Rural Oligarchy by Evaggelos Vallianatos
Traditional agriculture was the mother of human culture and societies.
Small farm...
Don’t drink bottled green tea for antioxidants
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I have long been a tea drinker, both herbal infusions and traditional
teas. I find the world of tea so incredibly diverse and beautiful and I am
thrilled ...
The Health Benefits of Being a Natural Beauty
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If you’re like most women, you want to look your best when you step out
into the world. But is trying to be a Hollywood beauty ruining your skin
and worsen...
Amazon's New HQ? A Greenhouse
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It has always been my secret dream to live in a greenhouse, so I'm a fan
of this design for Amazon's new headquarters. Giant glass domes, looking
like s...
The Beauty of Picking up Plastic
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Dr. Marcus Eriksen of 5 Gyres, an organization dedicated to researching
ocean plastic pollution, has said, “If you want to clean the gyre, clean
your beach...
EU considers ‘Undocumented Vegetable Act’
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Courtesy of seedsovereignty.org *Plant Reproductive Material Law will
restrict plant breeders and seed savers*
LAST MINUTE CHANGES MAY EXEMPT HOME GARDEN...
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*GOAL TENDING 101 *
*Listen to your soul's instructions, *
*listen to what will not be silenced, *
*pay attention to what resonates deeply, *
*trust Divine...
Gargantuan Ocean Thermal Plant to be Built in China
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Ocean thermal power, though potentially promising, is the type of renewable
energy where its technology’s progress and development have been
considerably s...
yard discoveries part 2
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more poking around the yard, more things in bloom. we have started
defining beds, pruning back some bushes, and mapping the yard, but beyond
that we have ...
The Fifth Sacred Thing Movie: Update and New Video
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The Fifth Sacred Thing team has created a new video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lROCSDQg9WM or http://fifthsacredthing.com/.
(There's a close-captioned...
Quote for the day
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#Poetry is the archive of our soul. — Emily P. Lawsin (@emilylawsin) May 6,
2013 Filed under: Poetry Tagged: Poetry by Emily Lawsin, Tweets
Caramel Week: Caramel Cake
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The word caramel has been associated with a sweet family memory for many
years. I vividly remember sitting at a high-top table with my mom and three
of my ...
Bringing the whole-self to work
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I am writing this blog to share with you my experiences as a mother,
eco-warrior, local activist and someone who is learning to live and lead
from my “wo...
A park in the sky
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In each of the cities I visit for book readings, I try to take some time to
connect with the more-than-human world. So last week in New York City I
visited...
No Impact Man Runs For Office
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Please check out my article on the Atlantic Monthly's website about my
activist run for Congress and how citizen politics can help do something
about clima...
Hello world!
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Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then
start blogging!
The post Hello world! appeared first on Communicating in the D.
Time to say goodbye - the last post
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There comes a time when many blogs run their course and close down. Such is the case with the co-op. So after 997 posts and almost 1.7 million visitors, it's...
Our Big Chance to Get America on its Feet
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When the Department of Labor’s latest jobs numbers come out on Friday,
there’s one thing we can be certain of, regardless of whether unemployment
is up or ...
threeACTIONS Project
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A lot has happened since last posting here.
Since March 2011, I have been working in collaboration with public policy
graduate student Megan Hoye, on a pro...
Enough: The Book! (call for submissions)
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Okay, people, get ready: we are making Enough into a book! We’re looking
for lots of new essays, so please get in touch if you are interested in
submitting...
Just Putting a Price on Carbon Isn't Enough
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Angela Johnson Meszaros
Director of Policy and General Counsel
California Environmental Rights Alliance
angelajm [at] envirorights.org
This week, the CBO re...
4 years ago
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