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There are many things you can do to provide habitat for wildlife in your yard. First, avoid pesticides in the garden, and limit the amount of mowed lawn in your yard. If you must mow, try using a mec…
Tagged: birds, bees, amphibians, garden, natural
Started this discussion. Last reply by Stephanie Fischetti Sep. 27, 2009.
Some of these measures can be taken by anyone. Some are only workable for people who own their own home. Some of the measures can only be implemented if you do not live in a neighborhood with a gover…
Tagged: save, money, electricity, bills, reduce
Started this discussion. Last reply by Stephanie Fischetti Aug. 12, 2008.
I found this article interesting, and believe that such information could be used in areas where availability of drinking water is an issue. http://unesco.org.uy/phi/libros/efficient_
Tagged: filter, solar, clean, diaz, potable
Started Jun. 2, 2009
For those affected by natural disasters, safe drinking water is sometimes difficult to obtain. It is important that the water used for washing and for cooking or cleaning utensils, vegetables and fru…
Tagged: sand, and, charcoal, filter, water
Started Oct. 7, 2009
Take Action through Common Cause http://www.commoncause.org/site/apps/ka/ct/c Democracy petition to the Supreme Court http://salsa.mydccc.org/o/30019/p/dia/action There are plans to boycott all corpo…
Tagged: take, action, boycott, petition, finance
Started Jan 28
Take Action by following this link. http://act.npca.org/campaign/everglades_
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Started Feb 25
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Wildflowers attract butterflies and honeybees, and can be a beautiful and delicate addition to your yard.
Honeybees are facing malnutrition and need the pollen from many plants in order to survive as a species. Honeybee pollination is crucial to the production of a large portion of the world's food supply
Source: Public Brodcasting System (PBS) Nature.Silence of the Bees
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Every day in the media, we see something about going green. Whether it is a business that has declared that it is going green, an environmental group telling us that we should be going green, or some product that uses the term going green to hawk their wares, green is definitely the in thing these days. But what does going green really mean?
There is really no specific definition of going green because it has such wide implications. The simple act of recycling an aluminum can, to ad
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On January 11, 2010, I was walking in the parking lot of an office complex. I slipped on ice (sprinklers had been left on) and fractured my kneecap in three places. I had surgery but as of this date (March 10th) I am still wheelchair bo
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I fell coming out of a hall that was rented for a party. No hand rails were provided. It was one big 10 1/2 inch drop which is a code violation in the city I live in. I sustained a servere tibia and fibula break and needed surgery with pins and screws.I now have permanent damage. and I a
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I used a solar oven today to cook zucchini, broccoli, and onions in a 1 liter pot and a small amount of rice in a 1/2 liter pot. The sun was shining all day long and we even had a high in the mid 60's. Broccoli is well suited for solar ovens.
The stems cook to tender perfection and the fragile tops are in perfect condition after cooking in the low temperature of the solar oven.
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