Last in a series of posts celebrating the first annual World Tap Water Week at Green Thing. If you stick to tap water for the next 12 months you'll reduce demand for half-liter plastic bottles...
Every year I pick a new conference (or two) that I really want to attend because I’ve heard it will blow my mind, because I want to connect with new people, because I know it’s...
Once a week this summer, come back to The Causemopolitan to read a guest post that will inspire you right up out of your seat to get involved and give back in a special series called Cause...
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1. Susi Basith, Indonesia
“In developing countries, especially in Indonesia, the welfare of farmers will be accomplished if the project funds can be directed to: (1) development of infrastructure to support farming; (2)...
This is quite impressive. Richmond Grows Seed Lending Library is the first of its kind, a service within the library that lets the public borrow and return seeds. Seeds gets categorised based on family and...
All writers have at least one friend who can be trusted with their babies--both their actual children AND writings-in-progress. Perhaps you are blessed with an arsenal of buddies, pals and mentors who are avid readers,...
Okay, it sounds gross. Five days, no shower, no soap. Definitely no sugar coating on this one – I was…dirty. Why, you ask, did I go five days without washing? One day, okay sure, two...
For anyone who has the time and fortitude, there's a very long, detailed and brutal post up on Zero Hedge about China's insane (in the author's eye) purchase of US debt and its long term...
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