Sustainable Settings: Learning From The Land

Post Independent   
May 3rd, 2012

Sustainable Settings: Learning From The Land

Sustainable Settings, an entrepreneurial nonprofit, sells produce at the Aspen Farmers Market and raw milk from its new, solar-powered dairy to people who invest as shareholders in the Guernsey herd.

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15,000 Square Foot Urban Farm Goes Portable

Visual News   
January 2nd, 2012

15,000 Square Foot Urban Farm Goes Portable

Amidst the towering skyscrapers and busting New York City traffic is a mobile, 15,000 square foot urban farm, called Riverpark Farm.

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Women Farmers Feed the World

Yes! Magazine    Yobo Member
November 30th, 2011

Women Farmers Feed the World

In West Africa, women’s resistance to the new Green Revolution shows that the question of agricultural sustainability is also a question of equality.

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Agriculture Program Helps Latino Youth Avoid Gangs

San Diego.com   
November 24th, 2011

Agriculture Program Helps Latino Youth Avoid Gangs

When Manuel Jimenez first set eyes on the land below a levee, thick with brush and weeds, the one-time field worker envisioned a place where youngsters could escape the temptations of gang life and learn about the Central Valley’s most vital industry. But, like many places in California’s farming belt, this Tulare County town of [...]

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Ecuador, a Country Made Up of Great Human and Biological Diversity

Rare Conservation    Yobo Member
November 8th, 2011

Ecuador, a Country Made Up of Great Human and Biological Diversity

Ecuador is a country of geological and geographic contrasts. From the offshore islands of the Galapagos (where Rare has a campaign) to the Amazon rainforests; from the Pacific to the towering Andes, it is also a country made up of great human and biological diversity.

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Good Profile – Zack Matere (Leo Pamoja)

Good Generation   
April 5th, 2012

Good Profile – Zack Matere (Leo Pamoja)

Good Profiles feature members of our Good Generation who are either out there in the field doing interesting work or still in the trenches of schools and institutions waiting to make their mark on the world.

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Asphalt and Asparagus: Growing Food in the City with Curtis Stone

Permaculture BC   
November 30th, 2011

Asphalt and Asparagus: Growing Food in the City with Curtis Stone

Busting up through the pavement like asparagus, over 80 people came out to listen and ask questions of Curtis Stone, a Kelowna urban SPIN farming.

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Jon Danzig Talks About ‘Fairtrade’ Coffee

YouTube   
November 25th, 2011

Jon Danzig Talks About ‘Fairtrade’ Coffee

Jon Danzig and his friends (John Clark, Dave Belden and others) imported to the UK 2.5 tonnes of instant coffee from Tanzania, East Africa and launched “Campaign Coffee”.

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Positive People: Hip-Hop Teacher KMT

Positive News   
November 10th, 2011

Positive People: Hip-Hop Teacher KMT

DJ and hip-hop teacher KMT is using music and sustainable living to unite young people.

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Cooperative Stories #1: The Second Kitchen Food Co-op

COFED    Yobo Member
October 24th, 2011

Cooperative Stories #1: The Second Kitchen Food Co-op

It was a clear and beautiful Santa Barbara Sunday when I was first contacted by three young women in Colorado who wanted to start a food co-op. I’m always excited to meet people with a passion for food and cooperatives. I had no idea what these young women would accomplish in a few short months.

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