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In El Salvador, Rural Women Plant Seeds Of Independence Cross-posted from UN Women In El Salvador, where land ownership still remains a barrier for women, a rural women’s cooperative paves the way for income, access to public services and legal support. A child care facility run by the women enable them to work outside their homes. Mercedes Sanchez de Garcia tenses when she remembers how her husband would stop her from participating in the women’s association of Las Piedritas, in a rural district in the eastern part of El Salvador: “’You’re not going there,’ he told me. ‘You have to look after the children. Top 6 Plant Based Proteins Like most people who have a higher health conscience, most vegans and vegetarians have a story about how they came to the decision to live their particular lifestyle. No matter your reasons, one of the challenges for non-meat eaters is making sure they get enough protein every day. But it’s not as big a deal as many think. Like most of the nutrients from quality food, a little goes a long way. Back in the hunter/gatherer days, primitive man ate a lot less meat - usually around 20% of his total diet - a far cry from how much the average American consumes daily in the 21st century.

Spin une cour, Atelier Altern, l'architecture du monde nouvelles, les travaux d'architecture As part of the annual Imaginez Maintenant - a yearly festival in Amiens which encourages young creatives to experiment in the fields of architecture, poetry, theatre and fashion - landscape architects Atelier Altern, Sylvain Morin and Aurelien Zoia formed a thought-provoking active installation to draw attention to the mass reduction in farmed species of salad leaves. The collaborative group designed a modest 300 sq m structure for €10,000 which was placed on the islands of Hortillonnages and accessible to the public by boats known as ‘barques à cornet’. These stunning floating gardens spread over 300 hectares and are connected by a 65km network of canals.

Climate Change Knowledge Portal 2.0 Explore and use a collection of development, vulnerability, and impact-related indicators and datasets. Climate Adaptation Country Profiles provide a quick reference source for development practitioners to better integrate climate resilience into development planning and operations. Learn from several examples of emerging economies actively seeking to move toward a low carbon growth path. Tour the portal highlights in these development and climate change storylines. And take them with you! Weirdest Tree Ever? Jabuticaba Grows Fruit Right on its Trunk The world is full of bizarre wonders, from flowers that look utterly alien to otherworldly landscapes and terrifying deep-sea creatures that seem to have sprung straight from your nightmares. This particular tree might not look quite as monstrous as six-foot-tall blooms or carnivorous plants that are large enough to consume rats, but it’s certainly strange: it grows its fruit directly on its trunk. Jabuticaba is native to the Minas Gerais and São Paulo states of southeastern Brazil, and starts off looking ordinary enough, save for the salmon-covered leaves it sprouts while it’s still young.

Keeping seed sovereignty local By Grist Creative on Jul 7, 2020 This article is published in partnership with: On a chilly February morning in 2018, the New Mexico State Capitol in Albuquerque bustled with activity as constituents from across the state gathered to testify about an obscure bill. In January, House Bill 161 had been quietly introduced by a pair of Republican legislators, seeking to make it illegal for counties or local municipalities to adopt their own rules on—of all things—seeds. News of the seed preemption bill rippled quickly through New Mexico’s agricultural and Indigenous communities. At the hearing, agribusiness lobbyists came out in support of the bill, as did a handful of large farm organizations, including the New Mexico Chile Growers Association, the New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau, and the Dairy Producers of New Mexico.

How to Cure Hirsutism Naturally Through Diet HealWithFood.org's Guide to Hirsutism & Nutrition Natural remedies for hirsutism are abundant, ranging from magnesium and B vitamins to crimini mushrooms and licorice root. Many of these hirsutism cures have not only stood the test of time, but their effectiveness has also been backed by scientific studies.

Très Pinteresting {Idées pour le Jardin} I literally can’t wait for summer to get here. I want put on shorts and flip flop everyday. I want to drink my morning coffee on the porch. I want to play in the dirt.