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Apocalypse Never illuminates why we must abolish nuclear weapons, how we can, and what the world will look like after we do. The twenty-first century has ushered in a world at the atomic edge. The…READ MORE Source: Apocalypse Never by … Continue reading →

Source: Bokashi – Chemical Analysis and Biology Pretty good bokashi blog. So many that I look at have so many significant scientific flaws that I am wary of how valid any of their points are. But this one is pretty … Continue reading →

😁 Spread the Good News Below: Permaculture!    

https://youtu.be/rdF3mnyS1p0 OMG this is/was my life! This is what I spent 10+ years studying :-) not the specific structures shown, but the chemistry surrounding it. And if anyone is interested (which I’m sure they’re not) :-) complex one cannot just … Continue reading →

Dedicated to my friend Tad who is immortalized at the bottom of each page of my website and who introduced me to The Onion. I still am laughing about the story. I particularly like the fact that they euthanized it … Continue reading →

Here is some fantastic writing. And I was amused flabbergasted tickled that he used many of the same words I have used myself. Granted I have used them in other situations such as school children and environmental issues but I … Continue reading →

My friends, Chemical companies slip stuff by us everyday. I had a client recently who is a member of the Audubon Society probably a member of the Sierra Club and yet spayed her trees for bugs. Beatles to be exact … Continue reading →

Just got this email and thought I would post it. On May 21, 2018 11:05 AM, wrote: Greetings all, After three years of robust input from our project stakeholders, the Steering Committee of the Tree Care for Birds and other … Continue reading →

Dragonflies; some of the best mosquito predators around, should be coming out of the water this time of year. Many species of dragonflies have spent the winter as larvae in the water. In the spring they crawl out on a … Continue reading →

I moved recently, but I was able to save six Pacific chorus frog tadpoles and put them in a small constructed wetland I developed. last year they became frogs and this year three began singing in my wetland plant containers. … Continue reading →