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Robbes wants to know 18 year old farmer 5 days ago

Im building a bioreactor at home for a small-scale biomass production of algae. Any tips for an 18 year old farmer?

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Robbes wants to know Im 18 and i want to do something! 3 months ago

Hi guys!

I've got some spare time during the days and im wondering if someone could give me a tip about what i can do at home to be "green". Talking about energy, cultivations and maybe bulding some sort of self sufficientness in my home. Im open for suggestions!!! and im ready to build! =D

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Joshwolf wants to know Residential Algae! 5 months ago

How do you see algae being incorporated into your home?

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- Donmichael 5 months ago
  
  It would be cool to have a gas pump that goes form the point of fuel processing to the garage too
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Narsi wants to know Why are we not taking simple eco-friendly actions everyday? 7 months ago

Brits do not take every day actions to be more environmentally friendly

"According to new research from Future Friendly, 69 per cent of Brits would like to be more environmentally friendly - but still don’t do the little, everyday things that can help make a difference.

A quarter of UK homes still leave their appliances on standby (26 per cent) – in fact, almost half of children do not switch off at the mains (45 per cent). Just one fifth of the population rides a bike instead of uses a car (19 per cent), while only four in ten makes a conscious effort to eat local produce (39 per cent). Only 41 per cent of the nation chooses to buy environmentally friendly household products."

Source: http://www.waternewsportal.com/water_article10331.html

This really hits the nail on the head...I am sure it is not just the brits, but the stats will pretty much be the same for most nationalities...

Why begs the question as to why we find it so difficult even to follow simple ecofriendly actions that can make a difference? Is it because habits die hard?

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- Kyzyl 6 months ago
  
  As addition to previous one http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/business-brains/corporate-responsibility-reporting-not-an-option/19874?tag=nl.e660 Corporate responsibility reporting not an option.
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