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The Grandest!
Starting our camping vacation in Jackson Hole, Wyoming with a visit to the Grand Tetons where the view goes on for days! Looks like a bit of adventure awaits!🤩 Pam Lazos 7.22.22
Material Value
MATERIAL VALUE The word sustainability seems to be on everyone’s lips these days and if you don’t know what it means then you’ll want to pick up a copy of Julia Goldstein’s book, Material Value, More Sustainable, Less Wasteful Manufacturing … Continue reading
Posted in conservation, environment, environmental conservation, environmental effects, evolution, recycling, regeneration, renewable, renewable energy, Sustainability, Uncategorized, upcycling, zero waste
Tagged blogging, conservation, engineering, environment, environmental conservation, environmental effects, fossil fuels, Julia Goldstein, Material Value, recycling, regeneration, renewable energy, Sustainability, writing, zero waste, zero waste stream
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Xenophobia
XENOPHOBIA xenophobia | ˌzenəˈfōbēə, ˌzēnəˈfōbēə | noun: intense or irrational dislike or fear of people from other countries: the resurgence of racism and xenophobia. DERIVATIVES xenophobe | ˈzenəˌfōb, ˈzēnəˌfōb | noun (online dictionary definition) xenophobia: n. The desire to run … Continue reading
Posted in diversity, evolution, mythology, Uncategorized, Xenophobia
Tagged #AtoZ, #atozchallenge, blog, blogging, diversity, dodo bird, dutch sailors, evolution, flightless bird, invasive species, isolation, Madagascar, Mauritius, mythological status, Princeton scholar, Robert Wuthnow, rural America, science, sociology, white nationalism, Xenophobia
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P3
P3 The Ancient Romans knew that if all roads were eventually going to lead to Rome that they were going to need a little outside help in making it happen. Creating or redesigning large public works systems is no easy, … Continue reading
Posted in conservation, public private partnerships, public works, ROI, Uncategorized, water, water conservation, water security
Tagged #AtoZ, #atozchallenge, Ancient Romans, bioswales, blog, blogging, collaboration, Costco, Culver City, macro projects, micro projects, problem-solving, public private partnerships, public works, rain gardens, return on investment, ROI, water conservation, water security
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Wants vs. Needs
NEEDS VS. WANTS If you put your needs before your wants and be grateful for what you already have you will always feel blessed. Still halfway there. #atozblogchallenge pamlazos 4.16.19
My Pestalotiopsis Microspora
My Pestalotiopsis Microspora If you would have told me that a world drowning in plastic could be saved, I would have my doubts, but if you then told me it was a mushroom doing the saving, I would say you’d … Continue reading
Posted in blog, blog challenge, Uncategorized
Tagged #AtoZ, #atozchallenge, blog, blogging, Great Pacific garbage patch, health, mushrooms, Pestalotiopsis Microspora, plastics, waste, waste stream
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Kill the K-cup
Kill the K-cup Keurig really should have figured out it would be in trouble from the get-go. It’s not just the environmental effects of all those pods that produce waste in the billions of pounds, but it’s the contaminants … Continue reading
Posted in conscious-driven business, consumer safety, dioxin, environmental effects, landfill, plastics, recovery, recycling, trash
Tagged #AtoZ, #atozchallenge, blog, blogging, conscious-driven business, dioxin, environmental effects, Kill the K-cup!, landfill, plastic, recovery, recylcing, trash
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Fair Trade
Fair Trade Fair trade strives for equity between trading partners. One of the foundational tenets is paying fair price for a product that provides the maker with a living wage. People live better when they make a decent wage. They … Continue reading
Posted in Fair Trade
Tagged #atozchallenge, #bloghop, blog, blogging, chocolate, coffee, Fair Trade, World Fair Trade Organization
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What’s in a Name?
[photo by Arianna Rich] What’s in a Name? What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, By any other word would smell as sweet; So says Juliet in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, but the alternative reality is that … Continue reading
Posted in rebranding
Tagged a rose would smell as sweet, blog, blogging, incarnation, life, nom de plume, pen name, pseudonym, rebranding, shakespeare, what's in a name, writer, writing
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