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Recent additionsSoil Carbon Coalition founded. Enterprise, Oregon, January 2008--The Soil Carbon Coalition, with pending 501c3 nonprofit status, plans to advance the practice of turning atmospheric carbon into soil organic matter, and to advance public awareness of the soil carbon opportunity to enhance biosphere processes and reverse global heating.
Australian author reveals comprehensive solutions to the climate crisis. Enterprise, Oregon, July 2007--Biosphere Media has published a US/UK edition of Allan Yeomans's controversial book Priority One: Together We Can Beat Global Warming. Allan Yeomans has a background in physics, chemistry, meteorology, and agriculture. He realized that the rapid development of soil organic matter could solve the global warming problem, in combination with a switch to nonfossil energy sources. But most scientists, experts, organizations, and governments are unfamiliar with soil-enhancing farming and grazing methods, or the large and rapid increases in soil organic matter that they were achieving. "The undue influence of the coal, oil, and gas industries on every aspect of American politics has blinded Americans to the opportunities we have to stop global warming," he said. Continue article... Forestry that Works. 30-minute film about excellent forest stewardship, highlighting the opportunities for public land management, and some observations on fire. Forestry that Works page, with a trailer and ordering info. Discover the most common cause of droughts and floods worldwide. Viewable as a Flash movie with quiz, HTML slide show, or downloadable Flash and PowerPoint versions for classroom use, presentations, and offline viewing. In 6 languages: Today's featured storyMonitoring farm progress toward sustainabilityby Karl North and Donn HewesSummary: For quite a while Karl North has felt the need for a monitoring tool that captures progress toward sustainability in wholes, not just pieces (as in tools like Land EKG, which monitors landscape health but not whole-farm health). Web graphs, the simple tool described in this paper, provide a way to monitor even very complex systems, and visually summarize sustainability patterns at a glance. Read article… Sample articlesTesting technology: what will work for you? Even technology that passes the Holistic Management testing guidelines may have hidden costs or problems. How to discover them before you invest in the technology and get bitten. By Wilma Keppel. More stories about decision-making Ecosystem basics — mineral cycles: Explores the ecology of the chemicals that make up the bulk of life on Earth. By Peter Donovan Creating full-time jobs for US $3,000 apiece in Hastings, Minnesota, USA. More stories about new business development Working with stock dogs by Bud Williams. Advice from a top expert on low-stress livestock handling. Part 1 of 2. More low-stress livestock handling stories |
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