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Category Archives: sustainability
The Benefits of the Great Outdoors
There are surprising benefits to gardening, and that’s beyond the vegetables and herbs that end up on your table. According to UNC Health internal medicine physician Robert Hutchins, MD, MPH, the work of caring for a garden, “…provides some cardiovascular … Continue reading
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What Exactly is Sustainability?
Here/s a good definition: Sustainability focuses on meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. The concept of sustainability is composed of three pillars: economic, environmental, and social—also known informally as … Continue reading
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Sustainability Info – Workshops & Farmer’s Markets
With spring coming, farmer’s markets will be starting up again in Socorro, Magdalena, Quemado, Glenwood, Silver City and other locations. You can find the nearest farmer’s market online and also look up what’s in season in New Mexico. Early carrots, … Continue reading
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Sustainable Gift Giving
We’ve all struggled to figure out what would be a good gift for loved one for a dear friend, and we’ve all made the mistake of buying a gift that ends up in a closet or re-gifted because it wasn’t … Continue reading
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Sustainability for Pets
Pets are good for our health—studies have shown that pet owners have lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Our fuzzy friends also reduce stress and prevent loneliness. Just watching a cat can improve your mood (often because you laugh … Continue reading
Zeer Pots
Modern refrigeration uses quite a bit of electrical power (especially the older refrigerators made before the advent of Energy Star). And, they require constant availability of electricity, which, in areas with lots of brown-outs and black-outs can be a real … Continue reading
Farmer’s Markets
There are few things better than local produce, but you can get far more at local farmers markets. Eggs, honey, bread, jams and jellies, dried herbs, locally produced meats, and handcrafted goods can often be found for sale. You can … Continue reading
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Sustainability Tips
Got a big drill or screw hole in a piece of wooden furniture, wood paneling, or door or window framing? Stick dip the tip of a wooden golf tee in wood glue then tap it into the hole with a … Continue reading
Spring Compost/Vermiculture Cleaning!
It’s Spring! And that means it’s time to harvest the rich black soil from the Compost/Vermiculture system. First let’s review what the system is and how it works. All of the organic waste on the ranch is digested by the … Continue reading
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Adoption of Sustainability in Business
Over the past two decades, sustainability has become more than a fad or just a buzz word. Research shows that sustainability has real business benefits when conscientiously integrated into business operations. Five major advantages for practicing sustainability are: 1. Being … Continue reading
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