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We are hard-wired to care and connect
By David Korten, YES! Magazine, Posted January 13th, 2010The good news: The changes we must make to avoid ultimate collapse are identical to the changes we must make to create the world of our common dream.
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Juicy and tender, Seitan is quite possibly the best fake meat – but there is a downside
By Anneli Rufus, Posted January 11th, 2010Seitan is all the rage in vegan kitchens for its versatility and uncanny meatishness, but the bad news for some is that it’s made of wheat gluten.
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FTC proposes new labels for LED, CFL, Incandescent light bulbs
By US Department of Energy, Posted January 7th, 2010New “output-based” labels to emphasize lumens, not watts, as measure of bulb brightness.
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‘One-Straw Revolution’ republished by Amazon
By Greg Seaman, Eartheasy, Posted January 6th, 2010Published in English in 1978, “The One Straw Revolution: An Introduction to Natural Farming”, by Masanobu Fukuoka, is available once again.
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9 Great Wood Heating Tips
By Eartheasy, Posted January 5th, 2010Burning wood efficiently will reduce pollution, minimize health risks, and give you more warmth for less money.
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The toilet that can help solve our water and energy problems
By Gar Smith, Earth Island Journal, Posted January 4th, 2010There is a ‘toilet revolution’ taking shape – with tankless toilets which save water while reducing watershed pollution.
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Algae may be source for ultra-thin, biodegradable batteries
By Charles Q. Choi, LiveScience.com, Posted December 16th, 2009Research development offers new possibilities for large-scale production of environmentally friendly, cost-effective, lightweight energy storage systems.
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Food Storage Tips
By Lindsay Seaman, Posted December 14th, 2009Buying food in bulk amounts will save you money, time and energy, while reducing waste. But it needs to be stored properly in order to protect your investment.
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Toxic chemicals found in a third of children’s toys: study
By Eartheasy, Posted December 11th, 2009A third of the most popular children’s toys in the United States this year contain harmful chemicals including lead, cadmium, arsenic and mercury, a US consumer group said Wednesday.
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Christmas Bird Count: December 24th – January 5th
By Eartheasy, Posted December 8th, 2009Join over 50,000 people across North America in this annual tradition to take a ‘citizen census’ of migrating birds. Or you can create your own count as a way of getting outdoors and learning more about your local wildlife.
» Read MoreNettle Tea – How to Make a Natural Spring Tonic
Nettles are the first gift of spring, offering a natural tonic to restore and revitalize our bodies as we emerge from winter…
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Our beautiful planet: Amazing Icebergs
A series photos featuring strikingly beautiful and unusual icebergs…
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‘One-Straw Revolution’ republished by Amazon
Published in English in 1978, “The One Straw Revolution: An Introduction to Natural Farming”, by Masanobu Fukuoka, is available once again.
» READ ARTICLE
9 Great Wood Heating Tips
Burning wood efficiently will reduce pollution, minimize health risks, and give you more warmth for less money.
» READ ARTICLE
Food Storage Tips
Buying food in bulk amounts will save you money, time and energy, while reducing waste. But it needs to be stored properly in order to protect your investment.
» READ ARTICLE
Biomimicry: Learning intelligent design from nature
The term ‘biomimicry’ refers to the study of unique, and inherently sustainable, natural systems within each species which may offer solutions to challenges we face today.
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