Posted on January 17, 2018 by KK
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Last January I went on a road trip across California with my brother Adam in my Aunt and Uncle’s VW Camper. I remember the awe we experienced as we gazed out the window at hundreds of…
Posted on June 12, 2016 by KK
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Figure 1. Life Cycle Assessment (Anctil and Fthenakis 2012). Understanding methodologies in calculating the energy flows of food systems is an essential part of making systems more sustainable and efficient. Is a good tool to measure the environmental…
Category: Sustainable Movement Tags: carbon footprint, cradle to grave, energy flow, environmentally sustainable, Exploring Health and Environmental Costs of Food, food systems, International Journey of Life Cycle Assessment, LCA, LCA model, LCA research, life cycle assessment, sustainable, Sustainable Food Systems, SWOT analysis, Third Generation Photovoltaics, triple bottom line
Posted on July 13, 2015 by KK
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Well I don’t think I can ever get caught up in the backyard these days! My gardens have become so large that I’m constantly cultivating the soil! It seems as if just as I’ve finished one thing,…
Category: Sustainable Movement Tags: aquaponics, Austin, Backyard Chickens, banana spider, Buckwheat, campine chicken, carrots, cat, Central Texas, chickens, compost, creme de lite carrots, crimson watermelon, drip nozzles, grapes, Greenhouse growing, Herbs, Heritage Breeds, heritage hens, Manor, rainwater harversting, rattlesnake, Small Scale Farm, Starkbro's, Sustainable Food Systems, Texas, tomatoes, Walking Onion, watermelon