National Geographic presents an infographic about how much water we use and how to use less. It’s not too late to change the course. TweetFacebookLinkedInTumblrStumbleDiggDelicious
How to use one paper towel to dry your hands and save over 571 million pounds of paper per year if we all just did a very simple thing. Watch the above video by Joe Smith at TEDx to see how it’s done. TweetFacebookLinkedInTumblrStumbleDiggDelicious
If you wring out a washcloth in the bathroom it’s no big deal, but this astronaut wrings out a washcloth in space. Fascinating short video. [via: LA Times] TweetFacebookLinkedInTumblrStumbleDiggDelicious
The thing is, things are a huge problem. ~Two-bit Guru~ As I’ve written previously, the Pachamama Alliance recognizes that we in the industrial world are in a trance. In my estimation this trance is centered on greed, power, destruction of nature, and ultimately results in an ocean of things that are bad for the environment. […]
Worm tea may have had its origin in a series of eight agricultural lectures given in 1924 by the spiritual scientist, Rudolf Steiner. These teachings are available in his book “Agricultural Course: The Birth of the Biodynamic Method.” To my way of thinking, Steiner thoroughly understood the link between the spiritual and physical realms. He […]
The only justification I have for bothering to make seed pots out of toilet paper roll cores is that it gives me the opportunity to honor one of my life principles: Find at least one secondary use for most everything. Although this practice might not contribute hugely to the sustainability movement on planet earth, it […]