"I love that you've brought this to attention. An extensive database of uncommon but resistant and hardy plants/foods could be developed and organized by climate. Ease of growth and processing should also be taken in to account. I will try to…"
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Scott Douglas Fraser's Blog – May 2010 Archive (5)
Evoking Awareness, Innovation, and Action for a Changing World
Here is a list of 10 challenges and social problems that I consider would make meaningful and solutionary focuses for the next season of EVOKE, with a name for the EVOKE following the subject, and some relevant links:
BioDiversity ('Extinction Alert!')
Desertification ('Invasive Deserts')…
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BioDiversity ('Extinction Alert!')
Desertification ('Invasive Deserts')…
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Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on May 6, 2010 at 4:30am — 1 Comment
My Story of Motivation
I just realized the full story of my Motivation Quest does not appear, so here it.
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The early morning call of the neighborhood song birds has me alert to the first inklings of light, and I am out of bed.
Waking up my body and calling out some creature noises myself, I step outside for a fresh breath, and to gaze at the radiance of the rising sun.…
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Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on May 2, 2010 at 8:44pm — No Comments
All Hallow's Eve, 2020
The neighbourhood gathers at dusk in the apple orchard, where a large bonfire of fallen branches from the surrounding forest has been put together. The fire hazard at other times of the year means that it is very important to clean this debris wood up. As well, the bonfire has been placed in a large pit, allowing us to also place large metal barrels in the fire, in which we can pyrolize some of this debris wood for use as Biochar in the… Continue
Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on May 2, 2010 at 3:28pm — No Comments
An Elder Speaks... The Ecology of Heart
"As I have journeyed here upon the Earth in this lifetime, I have seen the many developments our society has made, first as we were making great gains in our
scientific understanding of Nature while consuming it, and then, gradually,
putting our knowledge and technologies to use as we regenerated the land and
waters while…
Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on May 1, 2010 at 6:30pm — No Comments
Preparedness through Outrage... and Diversity of Information?
So, I am going to look at a couple of different statements. This is one from "How do People React in a Pandemic?":
"If it is a pandemic wave causing mild disease and low death rates, research on people’s reactions to the risk of infection,
possible death and a more severe outbreak provides important guidelines
for journalists covering this story."
And this one, from "Covering Risk":
"The most powerful way to get people to take precautions is to mobilize and… Continue
"If it is a pandemic wave causing mild disease and low death rates, research on people’s reactions to the risk of infection,
possible death and a more severe outbreak provides important guidelines
for journalists covering this story."
And this one, from "Covering Risk":
"The most powerful way to get people to take precautions is to mobilize and… Continue
Added by Scott Douglas Fraser on May 1, 2010 at 4:00am — 2 Comments
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