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BlogNews (May 6, 2019 ) Gardeners may come across invasive species, and it’s important to know what to do with them.
invasive species

BlogNews (April 29, 2019 ) Learning about regenerative agriculture happening right under her nose in her parents' garden gave Monique Jones hope for the changing climate.
gardening

BlogNews (April 23, 2019 ) Moss Haven Farm is a nonprofit education center teaching kids about regenerative agriculture.
Climate Victory Garden

BlogNews (April 11, 2019 ) Child labor, deforestation, and more - what's hidden in your Easter chocolate and what are some ethical alternatives?
fair trade, fair trade chocolate

BlogNews (April 11, 2019 ) Amazon is selling its services to the oil and gas industry and is failing to reach 100% renewable energy for its massive servers
clean energy, Amazon sustainability

BlogNews (April 9, 2019 ) Plant a garden instead of mowing your lawn. It's good for your health, the climate, and your wallet!
Climate Victory Garden

BlogNews (April 8, 2019 ) Olive Garden is taking steps to improve animal treatment in their supply chains.
animal welfare

BlogNews (April 3, 2019 ) If you own shares of a stock, use your proxy ballots to make your voice heard on issues that matter to you.
proxy ballot, corporate responsibility, shareholder activism

BlogNews (April 2, 2019 ) A big thank you to everyone who attended our webinar Designing for Abundance: Planning your Climate Victory Garden, with Nicky Schauder of Permaculture Gardens. We had so many great questions come out of that session, and many that we weren’t able…
Climate Victory Garden

BlogNews (March 25, 2019 ) Green America teamed up with author and farmer Acadia Tucker to answer questions about Climate Victory Gardening. In this blog, you'll get to know Acadia, what motivates her, and why she's such a great candidate for answering your…
gardening, Climate Victory Garden, carbon farming

BlogNews (March 11, 2019 ) A Master Gardener shares resources for Climate Victory Gardens in all their many stages. 
master gardener

BlogNews (February 21, 2019 ) Early spring is a great time of year to test your soil. It’s best to do it when the ground is thawed and digging won’t disturb growing plants.
soil testing

BlogNews (February 14, 2019 ) Black and minority-owned businesses strengthen local economies, create job opportunities and celebrate diverse culture.
Black-owned businesses

BlogNews (February 11, 2019 ) Representative Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and Senator Ed Markey (D-MA) recently introduced their much-anticipated framework for a Green New Deal. The accompanying resolution introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives calls for massive investment
climate change, climate justice, clean energy, recycling, green economy, good food

BlogNews (December 17, 2018 ) My family and I have a Climate Victory Garden in the suburbs of Washington DC. I wanted to give you a tour of our tiny garden with the hopes it will inspire you.
permaculture, food allergy, growing food, climate change, gardening, tiny garden

BlogNews (November 5, 2018 ) Bismark Kpabitey is a 33-year-old dynamic agroforestry cocoa farmer from Ghana, where farmers typically earn $0.84 per day.
agroforestry

BlogNews (November 1, 2018 ) Are grains healthy? What are the different types? Is there a difference between ancient grains and modern grains?
grains

BlogNews (October 4, 2018 ) Regenerative agriculture is being explored as a solution to climate change and declining soil health around the world. In Ethiopia, where the majority of farming is practiced by smallholders, production is important for livelihoods and food security…

BlogNews (October 2, 2018 ) Communities and the climate shouldn’t be compromised in Verizon's race to reach faster networks.
Verizon

BlogNews (July 30, 2018 ) Samsung has dragged its feet to take steps to ensure the safety of its factory workers. 
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