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Trees, Water & People | El Salvador

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Help Fund a Project. Be a Monthly Donor. Be a Corporate Partner. Plant a Memorial Forest. Arboles y Agua para el Pueblo. The small country of El Salvador has experienced a high-rate of deforestation. Over the past half century. Between 1990 and 2010, El Salvador lost 23.9% of its natural forest cover, or around 900 square kilometers, putting a huge strain on its most important resources: soil, water, and trees. Producing over 28 hardwood and fruit tree species. Volunteers (PCVs) in El Salvador. Toget...

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Shamala Tan, Intuitive Messenger. Shamala Tan, Intuitive Messenger. 4 Body System Holistic Coaching. About The Intuitive Messenger. Here are Three Different Types Of Intuitive Readings Being Offered Currently. Do read more about them in details below:. Intuitive Readings With The Teachers On Your Personal Spiritual Development (details below). Intuitive Readings With The Teachers On Specific Issues You Need Guidance On For Healing and Clearing (details below). Kiva – http:/ www.kiva.org/. And you will be...

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Daily Good: 2010-06-27

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Tuesday, June 29, 2010. Trees and 100% Replanted Replant What You Use. Each of us uses an average of 65 cubic feet of wood every year - equivalent to six 12-14" diameter trees - in paper and wood products. Worldwide, tree harvesting far outstrips replanting, threatening the clean water, air supplies, and livelihoods of many people. How can you help? You can replant the trees you use, quickly and easily, by joining the 100% Replanted program. Reduce - Reuse - Recycle - REPLANT. Links to this post. Waterma...

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Trees, Water & People | Locations

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Help Fund a Project. Be a Monthly Donor. Be a Corporate Partner. Plant a Memorial Forest. In 1998, Trees, Water and People started our first clean cookstove. Program in Honduras. Fifteen years later, we are operating in six countries, and have expanded our programs to include reforestation. Renewable energy, and watershed protection. As we grow, our community-based model. Of development continues to engage and inspire local residents to preserve their natural resources throughout the world.

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Trees, Water & People | SunMobile

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Help Fund a Project. Be a Monthly Donor. Be a Corporate Partner. Plant a Memorial Forest. Students learn about solar energy by building mechanical solar toys from the SunMobile. Nothing beats a hands-on learning experience! The SunMobile offers this and much more. Interested in using the SunMobile? Please contact Richard Fox. Executive Director, at richard@treeswaterpeople.org. 2016 Trees, Water and People.

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Trees, Water & People | Solar Energy

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Help Fund a Project. Be a Monthly Donor. Be a Corporate Partner. Plant a Memorial Forest. Solar Products Imported (2012-2015): 5,960. Lamps like Greenlight Planet’s Sun King Pro bring light. To rural communities like that of Marcala, La Paz, Honduras. A local pine used like a candle) for light. These energy sources are both expensive and have a negative impact on both human health and the natural environment. In our 15 years managing clean cookstove. Click on an image to zoom in.

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Trees, Water & People | Tribal Lands

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Help Fund a Project. Be a Monthly Donor. Be a Corporate Partner. Plant a Memorial Forest. Tribal Renewable Energy, Food Sovereignty. Since 2002, we have worked on tribal lands of the United States to help bring economically-beneficial and culturally appropriate energy solutions. To Native Americans. Trees, Water and People along with our partners help reduce excessive heating costs by providing supplemental solar air heating systems. Where tribal members come from all over the country to receive intensiv...

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Trees, Water & People | Clean Cookstoves

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Help Fund a Project. Be a Monthly Donor. Be a Corporate Partner. Plant a Memorial Forest. Stoves Built (1998-2015): 70,666. Clean cookstoves reduce dangerous indoor air pollution. While decreasing deforesation for fuelwood. A win-win for people and the planet! Around the world,. Of people are still dependent on wood and other forms of biomass to cook. Meal Cooking with wood over an open fire causes a variety of environmental, economic, and human health problems. Click on a stove model below to learn more.

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Trees, Water & People | Nicaragua

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Help Fund a Project. Be a Monthly Donor. Be a Corporate Partner. Plant a Memorial Forest. Since 2000, Trees, Water and People has worked with the local non-governmental organization PROLEÑA. To introduce clean cookstoves. To Nicaragua, where 90% of deforestation. Is attributed to the use of fuelwood and more than 80% of the urban and rural poor in Nicaragua still cook with wood. The Ecostove. Helps reduce deforestation and improves the quality of women and children's health by removing toxic smoke. In 20...

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Trees, Water & People | Guatemala

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Help Fund a Project. Be a Monthly Donor. Be a Corporate Partner. Plant a Memorial Forest. In Guatemala, over 71% of the nation's 14 million people are dependent on wood to cook every meal. This demand for fuelwood has put a huge strain on one of the country's most precious natural resources: the forests. Our programs in Guatemala aim to decrease fuelwood consumption and, at the same time, improve the health of families and the overall environment. Tree) To double our reforestation. Drastically reduce the...