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Waste reduction law could force manufacturers to repair broken goods ind.pn/2SO4lGO Yes please!
The hardy plant that could revive West Virginia bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @BW

In West Virginia, Lavender Farming May Be an Alternative to Coal

In Appalachia, the coal mining process has stripped mountains to their cores, leaving little more than dirt and rocks. But one hardy plant seems to thrive in it.

bloomberg.com
You can cut your cancer risk by eating organic, a new study says @CNNI cnn.it/2ED5xdB
A nice reminder: A very important reason not to rake the leaves on your lawn bit.ly/2RoCjkS

An Important Reason Not to Rake the Leaves on Your Lawn

Why you should give up the rake and learn to love your leaf litter.

treehugger.com
The $700 billion case to fight food waste fastcompany.com/90226117/foo…

The $700 billion case to fight food waste

A new report shows how astronomical the benefits would be if we took some commonsense steps to ending food waste.

fastcompany.com
How will greener plastics move from lab to market? grn.bz/cui via @GreenBiz
The Super Bowl of Beekeeping nyti.ms/2Mp93Lb

The Super Bowl of Beekeeping (Published 2018)

Almond growing in California is a $7.6 billion industry that wouldn’t be possible without the 30 billion bees (and hundreds of human beekeepers) who keep the trees pollinated — and whose very...

nytimes.com
The 10 best and worst oils for your health ti.me/2LqBZ59?utm_source=twi… via @
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Green foods could clean up the construction industry inhabitat.com/green-foods-co…

green-foods-could-clean-up-the-construction-industry...

We\'ve all heard of eating our vegetables, but what about building with them? A new study by Lancaster University\'s B-SMART program will examine the effects of incorporating root vegetables -...

inhabitat.com
Gather + Hatch Experiences - Summer 2018 - mailchi.mp/hatchlab/gather-h…
Bees join an elite group of species that understand the concept of zero qz.com/1303192 via @qz
This paper can save exhausted bees bit.ly/2xyYsaf. Thoughts?
This robot could help pollinate crops if we kill all the bees bit.ly/2LuISPZ. A terrifying thoughts...

This robot could help pollinate crops if we kill all the bees

If the trajectory of our pollinator population continues, we might need the BrambleBee soon.

fastcompany.com
Where does the leftover food from Denver's biggest venues and events go? To the city's hungry, thanks to this group. dpo.st/2pNOhaU via @denverpost
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The Ultimate Guide to British Bees: How to Protect Their Declining Population diygarden.co.uk/wildlife/ult…

How to Protect the Declining Bee Population (2026)

Without bees, the human race would struggle to grow enough food. And yet, bees are in danger of being wiped out. Learn how to protect them.

diygarden.co.uk
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The humble mushroom is the newest superfood @CNNI cnn.it/2qXoXQd. Coming mushroom hunting with @hatchlabnet this summer?
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Why what we eat is crucial to the climate change question | Ruth Khasaya Oniang’o theguardian.com/environment/…

Why what we eat is crucial to the climate change question | Ruth Khasaya Oniang’o

Ruth Khasaya Oniang’o: Our food – from what we eat to how it is grown – accounts for more carbon emissions than transport and yet staple crops will be hit hard by global warming

theguardian.com
Monsanto says its pesticides are safe. Now, a court wants to see the proof | Carey Gillam theguardian.com/commentisfre…

Monsanto says its pesticides are safe. Now, a court wants to see the proof | Carey Gillam

This week’s events will mark the first time that the science used to justify certain pesticides will be analyzed under oath for all to see

theguardian.com
The Secret To Staying Happy Is Getting Whatever Exposure To Nature You Can Get fastcompany.com/40525497/the…
Stripes of wildflowers across farm fields could cut pesticide spraying theguardian.com/environment/…

Stripes of wildflowers across farm fields could cut pesticide spraying

The stripy fields have been planted across England as part of a trial to boost the natural predators of pests that attack cereal crops

theguardian.com
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