Tag Archives: ecosystems

Earth Day 2020

Posted on April 23, 2020 by Pam Lazos

EARTH DAY 2020 and the Rule of Six P’s When I woke up this morning it was 33 degrees out, interesting because the average winter temperatures here in sleepy Central Pennsylvania were higher in January (37 degrees) and February (40.7 … Continue reading →

Posted in Earth Day, ecosystems, rain gardens, rainforests, Uncategorized | Tagged 50th anniversary of earth day, clean air act, clean water act, coronavirus, Earth Day, ecosystems, pollinators, rain barrels, rain gardens, rainforests, renewables, solar, wind | 28 Comments

When Fish Poop Feeds the World

Posted on February 4, 2019 by Pam Lazos

When Fish Poop Feeds the World If you or your kids have ever won a goldfish at a carnival, chances are you took it home and stuck it in a glass bowl where it swam happily for years. We had … Continue reading →

Posted in aquaponics, ecosystems, farmed fish, fertilizers, fish, organic vegetables, overpopulation, science, Sustainability, Sustainable Living, water, water conservation | Tagged aquaponics, clean water, ecosystems, farmed fish, fertilizers, fish, fish poop, gofundme, goldfish, grow light, herbs, nutrients, overpopulation, pesticides, save the fishies, Sustainability, toxic chemicals, vegetables, water conservation, when fish poop feeds the world | 44 Comments

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