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- RT @WLT_NY: This spring, we planted some new trees at our forest restoration site in New Rochelle and they're growing great—even during one… 1 day ago
- RT @chesapeakebay: "Just because sturgeon aren’t harvested today (and thus don’t have vocal advocates like watermen or recreational fisherm… 1 day ago
- RT @pewenvironment: Happy #NationalPublicLandsDay! Healthy public lands and rivers help support our country’s biodiversity, local economie… 1 day ago
- RT @chesbayprogram: A watershed is an area of land that drains into a particular river, lake, bay or other body of water. The area of the C… 1 day ago
- RT @movementphotog: Hundreds of youth climate strikers marched through the streets of Oakland today to say #NoToCoal. Organized by @Y_Vs_A… 1 day ago
- RT @TTFWatershed: Searching for a free program for your kids? Join us for #RiverAlive Science Saturdays! We focus on a watershed animal in… 1 day ago
- Thunder Island’s roasts are named after local Native American tribes, including Setauket Bleu, Montauk Blend, Canar… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 day ago
- RT @pewenvironment: Of the 16 climate tipping points that scientists have identified, 3 can be found in Antarctica—a crucial ecosystem for… 2 days ago
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Category Archives: Climate Change
Restored Faith
I started working at the MOM’s Organic Market Alexandria store towards the end of June this past summer. I was so excited at the prospect of getting to work with a company that truly walks the talk of its mission: … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Employment, Green Careers, Local
Tagged Alexandria VA, community, environmental restoration, faith in humanity, fishing practices, green-minded, grocery shopping, landfills, MOM's Organic Market, pasture-raised eggs, Scott Nash, sustainable seafood, teaching, water sources
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Picking Coffee in Peru – or how I spent my summer vacation!
This July I had the amazing opportunity to visit Coyona, Peru with Equal Exchange to harvest coffee with the Jose Gabriel Condorcanqui Co-op (JGC) and to learn about how Fair Trade works in the most fundamental way. The co-op began … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Ecology
Tagged Cepicafe, co-operatives, co-ops, coffee, coffee cherries, community party, Coyona, Equal Exchange, fair trade, Fiesta de Patrias, Jose Gabriel Condorcanqui Co-op, Ojo de Gallina, Peru, Piura, Roya Amarilla, travel, umbrella organizations, yellow rust
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A Visit to BioSphere: Montreal
My husband and I took a trip to Montreal this Spring and had a great time. There are many great things about the city, which is known among many other things, to be rather forward-thinking when it comes to environmental … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Ecology, Energy Resources, Family, Water
Tagged acrobats, admission, air pollution, Biosphere, environmental education, experiments, fabric, fashion, fee, hypothesis, Montreal, museum, outfits, parking, review, TOHU, tourism, travel, water conservation, water pollution
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Climate Reality TV
Current TV is geared up to start 24 hours of reality in climate change. According to their website: Spanning 24 hours, 24 time zones and multiple languages, “24 Hours of Reality” features a new multimedia presentation about climate change … Continue reading
Posted in Book/TV/Movies, Climate Change
Tagged climate change, current events, energy, environment, pollution, reality TV
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