Archive for the 'Water Ecology' Category
When you put something in the trash, what are you really throwing away?
0 Comments Published by Seamus Ford July 23rd, 2008 in Wilderness, Trees, Activism, Water Ecology, Commentary.It is often said that forests are renewable resources. While this is technically true, it is not unconditional.
The massive efficiencies that we have been able to create in developing our modern society are truly amazing. But meeting the demands of an ever increasing population is putting a burden on the natural […]
Why are people talking about Rain Barrels?
0 Comments Published by Seamus Ford July 13th, 2008 in landscaping, Home, Activism, Water Ecology.I live in the Great Lakes region and for the millions of us who do, water is abundant, rain is regular and plentiful, so why would a non-profit organization in Madison, Wisconsin be advocating the use of rain barrels?
A rain barrel acts as cistern that captures rain water from your downspout and and […]
Refuse Or At Least Reuse Plastic Utensils
0 Comments Published by Seamus Ford May 31st, 2008 in Work, Water Ecology, Recycling, Diet/Nutrition/Eating.How many times have you been given plastic utensils when you have take out food?
How often does that plastic ware end up going into the garbage without even being used?
A plastic coffee lid is use for about an hour and then thrown away. Plastic bags are used for the trip home from the […]
Take Ocean Seafood Out of Your Diet
0 Comments Published by Seamus Ford September 5th, 2007 in Water Ecology, Diet/Nutrition/Eating.When you dine out at a restaurant, you likely give little thought to how the food got to your plate. Unlike beef or chicken which are typically raised on farms, ocean seafood is caught in the wild. Most typically these fish are caught using industrial scale methods.