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Garden Patch Grow Box

No Green Thumb? No Problem!

The Garden Patch Grow Box ($29.95 each) could be the perfect planter for you. It comes complete with fertilizer, easy instructions and planting guide. Tough UV construction lasts a lifetime. Just add plants and potting mix. 30"L x 15"W x 12"H. Green or Terra Cotta. USA made.

 

  • Grows your plants better
  • Self-fertilizing
  • Self-watering
  • No weeding
  • No bending
  • Works anywhere
  • No gardening experience needed.
  • Poor soil, rocky, sandy… it doesn’t matter anymore
  • Guaranteed to work every time.

 

 

Change Agent: You

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How to Make Compost

John Schaeffer from Gaiam Real Goods shows you how to make compost at home — even in the city.

Why Compost?

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Easy Green Gardening Tips

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Essential Tips for Healthy Eating

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Why Organics Are Better For Your Health

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Out of Poverty: Paul Polak on Practical Problem Solving

Paul Polak, author of Out of Poverty: What Works When Traditional Approaches Fail, discusses his 12 steps for effective problem solving to end global poverty.

Paul Polak--founder of Colorado-based non-profits the Design Revolution (D-REV) and International Development enterprises (IDE)are dedicated to developing practical solutions that attack poverty at its roots.

EPA database lists toxic chemicals released by facilities

From the article:

The latest available information on facilities that pollute the air and water is now available on the Internet from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

The 2007 Toxics Release Inventory is a searchable database. Internet users can look up specific facilities or search the site for facilities by ZIP code, city, county and state. That allows users to find out what toxic chemicals are emitted near their homes, offices and schools.

Source: AJC

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