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Local Ecology: What goes down the drain gets turned out to pasture via toxic sludge
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Spaces and connections, natural and human-made. Sunday, February 03, 2008. What goes down the drain gets turned out to pasture via toxic sludge. What goes down the drain - detergents, personal-care products and discarded and excreted medications - may be out of sight and out of mind, but they are not, unfortunately, out of this world. So sludge and sludge-rich composts, often containing toxic chemicals, are commonly applied to farmland, parks, forests and yards. Given the volume that is consumed, a lot s...
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Local Ecology: Another Spring 2008 garden pix
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Spaces and connections, natural and human-made. Sunday, May 18, 2008. Another Spring 2008 garden pix. Originally uploaded by NC Gardener. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Pioneer Woman - Full RSS Feed. DIY Drink Bar with a Frozen Vodka Block! Peregrine Farm News Vol. 13 #26, 8/24/16. Closing the gap from farm to food bank. Another Spring 2008 garden pix. View my complete profile. Watermark template. Powered by Blogger.
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Local Ecology: Bill Richardson on Energy
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Spaces and connections, natural and human-made. Sunday, January 06, 2008. Bill Richardson on Energy. At last night's Democratic candidates debate. Now that would be an energy policy I could support. For more details, see http:/ action.richardsonforpresident.com/page/s/energyplan. How cool is that that we have a woman, an African-American, and a Hispanic running in this race! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Pioneer Woman - Full RSS Feed. DIY Drink Bar with a Frozen Vodka Block!
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Local Ecology: I Failed the Challenge, or What I Learned From the Eat Local Challenge
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Spaces and connections, natural and human-made. Sunday, July 13, 2008. I Failed the Challenge, or What I Learned From the Eat Local Challenge. Eating a 100% local diet is just not easy. I tried, but I failed. And I failed for 3 basic reasons. For my lunches I will allow myself to eat sandwiches again. However, I will start making my own peanut butter as soon as I decide which food processor to buy and I will continue buying locally produced cheeses even though they do cost more. Because I love it!
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Local Ecology: Union of Concerned Scientists Cartoon Winner
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Spaces and connections, natural and human-made. Thursday, August 21, 2008. Union of Concerned Scientists Cartoon Winner. Could you kindly rephrase that in equivocal, inaccurate, self-serving and roundabout terms that we can all understand? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Pioneer Woman - Full RSS Feed. DIY Drink Bar with a Frozen Vodka Block! Peregrine Farm News Vol. 13 #26, 8/24/16. Closing the gap from farm to food bank. Getting Started with Insulin, or the Road to Regul. View my complete profile.
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Local Ecology: RIP: Squeeze the Pulp
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Spaces and connections, natural and human-made. Tuesday, January 01, 2008. RIP: Squeeze the Pulp. Today, a new STP has been unveiled in the form of a wiki rather than a discussion forum. Two "columnists" have been given their own sections of the wiki to moderate. One of those columnists was the most virulent of the angry posters. "We have brought on some of the more controversial posters from the old Pulp as contributors. Each controls their very own slice of the Pulp.". And then there are the definitions.
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Local Ecology: Hospitals flushing pharmaceuticals
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Spaces and connections, natural and human-made. Monday, September 15, 2008. Http:/ www.usatoday.com/news/health/2008-09-14-drugs-flush-water N.htm. US hospitals and long-term care facilities annually flush millions of. Pounds of unused pharmaceuticals down the drain, pumping contaminants into. America's drinking water, according to an ongoing Associated Press. These discarded medications are expired, spoiled, over-prescribed or. Tolerate them or die with nearly full 90-day supplies of multiple.
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Local Ecology: My Garden
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Spaces and connections, natural and human-made. Sunday, May 18, 2008. Originally uploaded by NC Gardener. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Pioneer Woman - Full RSS Feed. DIY Drink Bar with a Frozen Vodka Block! Peregrine Farm News Vol. 13 #26, 8/24/16. Closing the gap from farm to food bank. Another Spring 2008 garden pix. View my complete profile. Watermark template. Powered by Blogger.
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Local Ecology: Dark Days Eat Local Challenge
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Spaces and connections, natural and human-made. Saturday, December 01, 2007. Dark Days Eat Local Challenge. I hereby accept Urban Hennery's challenge to cook at least one local meal through the lean days of winter. I don't have anything frozen or canned so I will probably have to learn a lot of new sweet potato recipes. Want to take the challenge? Cook one meal a week with at least 90% local ingredients. Write about it - the triumphs and the challenges. The challenge starts now, or whenever you sign up.
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Local Ecology: A Taxonomy of Defense Mechanisms
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Spaces and connections, natural and human-made. Sunday, June 07, 2009. A Taxonomy of Defense Mechanisms. George Vaillant is a psychoanalyst, and the PI on a longitudinal study initiated back in 1937 to follow 268 men from their college days at Harvard throughout life. "The project is one of the longest running - and probably the most exhaustive - longitudinal studies of mental and physical well-being in history." The Nation (June 2009). One section of this article particularly drew my attention.
