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The Super Tree
From an article by Ochieng’ Ogodo on 27 August 2009 African farmers could triple yields by planting a type of acacia tree that sheds its nitrogen-rich leaves in time for the growing season along… more →
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The Super Tree
lindym wrote 3 months ago: From an article by Ochieng’ Ogodo on 27 August 2009 African farmers could triple yields by pla … more →
Saving money on sewage treatment
lindym wrote 3 months ago: A regular sewage plant for 28,000 people costs about €225,000 a year to run according to figures fr … more →
Early Rice Harvests Ease Annual Famine In Bangladesh
lindym wrote 4 months ago: Problem: In Bangladesh Monga ( famine that affects 2 million households from Sept to Dec when food … more →
China Outpaces U.S. in Cleaner Coal-Fired Plants
lindym wrote 5 months ago: May10 2009 New York Times Link IANJIN, China — China’s frenetic construction of coal-fired power pl … more →
Solar Power Experiences Strongest Year of Growth Yet
lindym wrote 5 months ago: From an article by by Yingling Liu / June 18, 2009 http://www.worldwatch.org/node/6156?emc=el&m= … more →
Biodiesal from non-food crops on marginal land that is more productive
lindym wrote 5 months ago: Ardent Energy Group has formed a sub-branch in Adis Ababa, Ethiopia to grow jatropha and castor oil … more →
RESTORING THE LIVELIHOODS OF POST-TSUNAMI VICTIMS IN THE MALDIVES WITH IRIS AUTOPOTS
lindym wrote 5 months ago: I saw this article here about how this innovate method of farming in uncompromising circumstances wa … more →
GM corn comes a step closer to a complete meal
lindym wrote 6 months ago: There have been plenty of promise that GM foods could help alleviate third world health problems. Bu … more →
Biomass made into electricty produces more miles than bio-ethanol
lindym wrote 6 months ago: Electric vehicles using biomass converted into electricity travelled 81 percent farther per area of … more →
Lives changed by a millipede
lindym wrote 7 months ago: This is in Kenya, near Mombasa Look around at the lush and fertile landscape and it’s hard to … more →
2 Suriname men win global environmental prize
lindym wrote 7 months ago: Wanze and Hugo are descendants of African slaves. These Africans took off into the rainforest when … more →
Third-World Stove Soot Is Target in Climate Fight
lindym wrote 7 months ago: This article from the New York Times implies that 18% of the global warming effect is caused by soot … more →
Prize winning Kyoto Box
lindym wrote 7 months ago: This box, costing a little over £3 a time, will save wood in poorer countries, as it uses solar powe … more →
Consumer demand for Fairtrade products 'set to explode
lindym wrote 8 months ago: 3rd April 2009 17:42 Here There will be an “explosion” in the growth of demand for Fair … more →
Brazilian City Makes Food A Basic Right And Ends Hunger by Jeff Nield,
lindym wrote 8 months ago: Popular (People’s Restaurant) by Bruno Spada/MDS Back in 1993, the newly elected city governme … more →
On-line banking in Kenya
lindym wrote 9 months ago: M-PESA is a new Safaricom service enabling money transfer using a mobile phone. Kenya is the first c … more →
2 questions – one answer!
lindym wrote 9 months ago: Where did oil come from? Bacteria used carbon di oxide/photosynthesis to make it. They died taking t … more →
Sewage could be used to heat half the homes in Britain
lindym wrote 10 months ago: Bio-gas – in particular methane produced from sewage and other organic waste – could be … more →
Stop Feeding Sardines To The Cat: Let Fish Poop Save The World!
lindym wrote 10 months ago: The things you find out on the web!! Apparently it is not just the plankton that make limestone! It … more →
