Homebirth Dads: 10 Questions with Dan Morris
Dan and his wife live in New Zealand. In New Zealand homebirth is not common, but nor is it frowned upon. It is generally supported by medical staff and government agencies.
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Author: Derek Markham
How to take care of your living Christmas tree
A living Christmas tree that gets planted in the yard will continue to grow and provide vital ecosystem services and financial benefits for years and years.
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“Snacks against obesity” offer high protein & high fiber alternative made with food recycling
In a bid to offer affordable nutrition in a form that kids will eat, Planetarians is turning food industry byproducts into high protein and high fiber snacks.
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7 Steps to Making Love Last in Your Later Years
There are few things more heart-warming than seeing a sweet-looking couple in their 90s holding hands and laughing together in
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Harvest the Season with these 5 Fun Fall Outdoor Activities
Here are five fun and healthy activities to do outside this autumn, in case you need some fresh inspiration:
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Living Ink turns algae into environmentally-friendly printing ink
A far safer alternative to conventional inks, says company co-founder and CEO Scott Fulbright, is to use algae cells as biopigments, and to replace the petroleum-based ink ingredients with plant-based ones, which is what Living Ink has actively been working on for the last few years.
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Pentatonic’s furniture is made from 100% post-consumer waste
By focusing on turning trash into treasure, Pentatonic aims to demonstrate a better way forward for home furnishings than the standard of using virgin materials to create relatively short-lived products.
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Free app brings soil education to children (and their parents)
A new free app aims to illuminate the fascinating world of living soil for kids, by offering an interactive experience that presents the topics of healthy soil relationships, and the roles of plants, animals, and humans in the process of building and nourishing this foundation of our food system.
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