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Babies are precious beings, innocent and full of boundless potential. Parents and family members do their best to provide safe environments where these young ones can learn and grow, but there are some things that even adults can't control.A study by ...
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Water. H2O. Agua. Eau. It makes up most of our bodies, and covers most of our planet. Although some may take it for granted, less than 1% of the world’s fresh water (or about 0.007% of all water on earth) is readily accessible for direct huma...
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Never heard of the Keepcup? Watch our video to find out more.
Myzerowaste
DIRT! THE MOVIE is an astonishing, humorous and substantial look at the glorious and unappreciated ground beneath our feet. Natural Papa is giving you two chances to win a copy of Dirt – The Movie. Read about the movie, watch the trailer and learn how to win at the bottom of...
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When folks find out I’m vegan, right after declaring that they would die without cheese, they usually ask various nutrition-related questions. Often, the questions are about where you get your protein, but sometimes they wonder about calcium or other nutrients like B12. I’m a...
glueandglitter
We're discussing food waste again - it's a massive problem; how can we solve it?
Myzerowaste
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I’m a thirty something woman who loves writing, making messes in the kitchen, reading labels on food packets and getting irate when people take a plastic carrier bag for one loaf of bread in the supermarket.
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bethbot
1 hour 21 min ago
Today is World Water Day, and that means that millions of people around the world are coming together to celebrate the essential nature of water, and raise awareness about the global lack of clean, safe water supplies. Each year, World Water Day highl...
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Myzerowaste
2 hours 18 min ago
Come and tell us about the weird ingredients you have used in the past
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fishgirl
3 hours 14 min ago
The lights are low, you've got chocolates and/or ice cream by your side, and you're naked and snuggled under the...
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2ndgreenrevolution
4 hours 45 min ago
by Matt de la Houssaye Sustainability grows each year. While there have been some setbacks, organic food, renewable energy and other areas have grown by leaps and bounds since I entered this field in the late 1990s.
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kwanb
5 hours 48 min ago

The vernal equinox is the time when the days and the nights are of equal length and the sun shines directly on the equator, and usually falls around the 20-22 of March. In ancient times it was also called “日中”、“日夜分”、“仲春之月”. This is the time when the yin and the yang energies are in balance, and the days and nights are equal and the warm periods and the cold periods average out. And this is the day which falls directly in the middle of spring.
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kwanb
5 hours 48 min ago

The vernal equinox is the time when the days and the nights are of equal length and the sun shines directly on the equator, and usually falls around the 20-22 of March. In ancient times it was also called “日中”、“日夜分”、“仲春之月”. This is the time when the yin and the yang energies are in balance, and the days and nights are equal and the warm periods and the cold periods average out. And this is the day which falls directly in the middle of spring.
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fishgirl
8 hours 21 min ago
...At work, keeping your nurse’s station tidy and clean will keep you feeling on top of your game, and, make it easier for your co-workers to stand in for you while you make your rounds. A well kept locker allows you to get your gear quickly and get home faster when your shift is over...
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14 hours 31 min ago

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The Enemy of my Father

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fishgirl
14 hours 36 min ago
Is vintage Eames good feng shui? Great original design never goes out of style. If it feels good to you and you like the look, go for it!
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Myzerowaste
23 hours 16 min ago
Listen to my latest Radio Scotland interview on waste.
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bethbot
1 day 1 hour ago
Water. H2O. Agua. Eau. It makes up most of our bodies, and covers most of our planet. Although some may take it for granted, less than 1% of the world’s fresh water (or about 0.007% of all water on earth) is readily accessible for direct huma...
jefflilly
1 day 6 hours ago

Last week, I laid out the first of six arguments about religion — arguments that I have found interesting and worth exploring in depth. The first argument was that if you chose the wrong religion, you’d waste years of your life. The second argument is that religious beliefs are frequently inconsistent.

Christianity, for example, has a huge body of scripture written over the course of 3,000 years, and things don’t always square up. The Old Testament says “An eye for an eye,” and the New Testament says “turn the other cheek”; Jesus says “blessed are the peacemakers” and “I bring not peace but a sword” (is the Son of God himself not blessed? Or can some warmakers be blessed too? Or did Jesus mean something else entirely?); etc. There are various ways in which these conflicts can be resolved, but sometimes the logic gets quite pretzeled.

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2ndgreenrevolution
1 day 7 hours ago
Last week’s post about Travel and Leisure’s top ten scenic train rides espoused the lower environmental impact of rail travel along with being able to experience the inherent beauty of earth’s natural vistas. In this case, the environmental angle only represents a minor portion of the equation.
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