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Bringing Education and Electricity to the Q'ero Nation of Peru
The Q´ero Nation, a community of people who live in the remote Andes of Peru, are currently facing large problems as they are lacking basic services like like clean drinking water, electricity, educat… more →
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Bringing Education and Electricity to the Q'ero Nation of Peru
saramorrissey wrote 2 weeks ago: The Q´ero Nation, a community of people who live in the remote Andes of Peru, are currently facing l … more →
Fragil Survival in the Sacred Valley
annagarwood wrote 4 weeks ago: The Sacred Valley is full of paradoxes. Stunning vertical landscapes. Tourism and a hippy mecca. And … more →
A Town Called Freedom
saramorrissey wrote 1 month ago: Anna Garwood, Green Empowerment’s Latin American Program Manager, was recently interviewed abo … more →
Green Empowerment Service Learning Project/Tour in Peru
saramorrissey wrote 1 month ago: In August of 2009, Andrew Kanzler led a group of fellow Landscape Architecture alumni, graduate, and … more →
News Coverage Regarding Alumbre
saramorrissey wrote 1 month ago: Check out the news clip below regarding the Alumbre project in Peru which Green Empowerment and oth … more →
Christadelphian Meal a Day Fund of the Americas Visits Peru
saramorrissey wrote 2 months ago: Bruce Park and Steve Johnson, two representatives from Christadelphian Meal a Day Fund of the Americ … more →
A Workshop on Small-Scale Wind Turbines
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saramorrissey wrote 3 months ago: The entry below is written by Anna Garwood, Green Empowerment’s Latin American Program Manager … more →
Junzi Shi Attends the Biogas Digester Design Exchange in Cajamarca
saramorrissey wrote 4 months ago: Junzi Shi is a Chemistry and Global Health student at Northwestern University. As a team member of … more →
Water: Common Good, Common Property?
annagarwood wrote 8 months ago: When the trenches were half dug, sides were taken. The water lines were ready be laid when the old w … more →
Trout Water in Suro Antivo
annagarwood wrote 9 months ago: This time of year the mornings are clear bright blue, with almost cartoon-like exaggerations of puff … more →
In the Words of Juan Zabaleta: Pico-hydropower Project in Nueva Libertad ("New Freedom")
annagarwood wrote 10 months ago: Location: Nueva Libertad, District of Chirinos, Province of San Ignacio, Cajamarca region, Peru. Don … more →
You Can Reserve Your Seat for Andina Today (February 10, 2009)
stephrouthge wrote 10 months ago: You may have seen on our website that it is time for the 4th Annual Andina Benefit Dinner for Green … more →
Water the Price of Gold
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annagarwood wrote 1 year ago: An elderly woman, wrapped in a hand-knit shawl tells me “Agua es vida,” water is life. Here in the h … more →
Listening to People and the Wind
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annagarwood wrote 1 year ago: Walking over the barren hills, grasses to our shins, past the cows lazily grazing, we approach the n … more →
What's a Biodigestor?
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annagarwood wrote 1 year ago: The ultimate in closed-cycle resource use: The Biodigestor. You put cow manure in one end and get ou … more →
A Journey to Q'ero
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annagarwood wrote 1 year ago: After a Q’ero friend died giving birth, Juano and Barbara convened a meeting at Juano’s house in Cuz … more →
Health Post Tech and Characters of San Pablo
annagarwood wrote 1 year ago: At 5 am I waited until other passengers came to fill up the taxi. Eventually there were 4 of us in t … more →
Alumbre Slide Show
annagarwood wrote 1 year ago: This poem was written by Vicente Huamán Huamán of Alumbre in honor of the inauguration of the wind p … more →
Windmills as Butterflies
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annagarwood wrote 1 year ago: We caught the 4:00am combi up to Alumbre. Franc and Walter of ITDG, and I, and as many people as cou … more →
