Waste Reduction
Synergize for Advanced Solutions
What are the next steps in reducing waste? This group is devoted to developing more advanced solutions to reduce, reduce, and recycle more effectively. How does your region reduce, reuse, and recycle plastics, toxics, batteries, techno-trash, and other difficult-to-recycle items? To what extent is the difficulty a product of not having technical people ...learn more
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Created: Dec 04, 2007
Updated: Nov 21, 2009
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Indigenous Permaculture
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Currently working in responsible business practices, "eco"-site assessments, native justice, and community food security. Visit http://www.indigenous-permaculture.com for more on current activities. I was formerly a leader in taking individual action for our collective benefit, but there is so much great competition these days, I'm no longer sure!
Hello,
I received your request for info on biodynamic farms. The Poyntzfield Herb Nursery in Scotland is a successful biodymanic nursery. They are doing great work.