Choose (and grow) organic food. You’ll be setting out on a wonderful, creative learning adventure that will benefit you and your family in all sorts of different ways. You’ll be adopting what they call ‘The Precautionary Principle’. In essence that…
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This is Not Our Father’s Garbage “The truth knocks on the door and You say ‘Go away, I’m looking for the truth,’ and so it goes away. Puzzling.” -Robert M. Pirsig- Throughout history, humankind in all its vanity has distinguished…
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According to the EPA, Americans average use of fresh water is 151.9 gallons per day while average European use is 66 gallons per day. We use most of that water on our cars and lawns and other outdoor activities. We…
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For thousands of years, the treacherous waters of the Red Sea have been the crossroads of civilization. The earliest ships in this region were made of reeds, and those which sank have vanished without a trace. However, there have been over a…
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In a United Nations report, atmospheric brown clouds are described as one of the greatest threats to environmental health and the worldwide food supply. Brown clouds also have a huge negative effect on overall human health as well. Atmospheric brown…
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It has long been the quest of man to live by a river’s edge and many have made their living along it’s shores. It provides the many essentials that we need in the way of food, fresh water, and irrigation…
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Computer science has enabled scientists to develop a mathematical method to predict and estimate the effects of wildfires just like they can measure, understand, estimate, and predict normal weather and natural disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes and tornadoes. Wildfire modeling…
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Drought mitigation strategies have a great advantage in comparison to many other disaster minimizing strategies in that severe droughts develop over long periods of time. Because of this slow onset the effects of drought can be lessened through mitigation and…
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Water is one of the main resources, without which there would be no life on Earth. No one thinks about water, until it becomes scarce. There are several areas around the world known for centuries for their water shortages, like…
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Electricity is a direct result of electromagnetism, which is considered one of the four fundamentals forces in nature, so I don’t think we are ever going to find an “alternative” to it. But, there are various ways in which we…
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