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Deep inside a remote cave in northern Vietnam, Craig Leisher aimed his headlamp at the water. In 2002, Leisher was living in Vietnam and looking for new places to scuba dive in his free time. An old edition of the Lonely Planet Vietnam guide mentioned a cave with a river that made for a good stopping point on the road north from Hanoi,” says Leisher. Caves remain one of the most unexplored ecosystems; scientists are still discovering new species. Ethan Inlander/TNC. MORE
Less than a month after Vietnam’s Javan rhinoceroses were declared extinct, another rhino species has perished. Africa’s Western Black Rhinoceros has officially been declared extinct. According to One Green Planet, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has shared the tragic news along with the warning that two other subspecies are nearing extinction. Simon [.]. Animals Causes MORE
It has not been seen in its small home range in central Vietnam since around 2000. Concern for the future of this species is such that the WPA and BirdLife International-Vietnam Programme are working together to organize immediate action. Conservation Edward's Pheasant endangered species pheasants VietnamThe Edwards’s Pheasant is a rather smart blue-black member of the pheasant family and it may be on the edge of extinction. MORE
A dedicated military man, my father marched in World War II (helping to liberate Dachau Concentration Camp in the process), the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. Spoiler alert: my parents were not perfect and did not meet all of my needs in childhood. He had no patience for children and by the time he […]. Academy Apprentice/Audit Blogs Elephant Academy MORE
2,4-D (2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid) is a chemical that was used in the infamous "Agent Orange" defoliant deployed during the Vietnam War. It's also still being widely used today - and perhaps even in your own garden. There are more environmentally friendly alternatives MORE
Source was a Vietnam Veteran (he was wearing a hat that said so), talking to his wife about global warming (I have no idea why). "If 99 doctors told you you had cancer, and one didn't, who would you believe?" " Overheard while sitting in a waiting room this morning. MORE
Others had the Vietnam and Korean Wars. Each generation has some byproduct of living to address. My father had World War II and immigration from France after the German invasion. My surrogate grandfather and neighbor had the Great Depression. His wife had the Kansas Dust Bowl days. We have. And, the environment. Animal Rights Enlightened Society Green animal conservation birds climate change feeding the birds gray jays green Stellar's jays the earth MORE
Enlightened Society (Politics, Active Citizenship, Social Good) Family, Youth, Enlightened Education Health & Wellness Yoga depression father help homeless PTSD veteran Vietnam warThere are those holidays that many of us have difficulty celebrating because they bring back all the memories of loved ones. The Fourth of July is one of those days for me. MORE
FrieslandCampinas Vietnam headquarters combines stunning design with sustainability. In Vietnam, it has its office centered in the city of Ho Chi Minh, where it is looking to further expand its base. With this view in mind, the headquarters of FrieslandCampina in Vietnam is being designed in a thoroughly progressive manner. Please login. Sign In. User Name / Email. Password. Forgot Password. Dont have an account? Join Now. Login. slideshows. Greenlists //. gallery //. MORE
Non-New-Agey Spirituality (Religion, Philosophy) WAYLON: Today Only buddhism death monk Thich Nhat Hanh Vietnam Zen I''ve never met Thich Nhat Hanh, but I do, in a way, consider him one of my teachers. His book Being Peace was the first book I read that was written by a Zen teacher. And Zen is my path of choice. MORE
Blog (always click 4 all blogs) Health & Wellness Inspiring (Wow) Non-New-Agey Spirituality (Religion, Philosophy) Z ADMIN Food Featured Today Z ADMIN Spirituality Featured Today biker coffee decaf discover soldier vietnam “I like my coffee black, my beer from Germany, wine from Burgundy, the darker, the better. I like my heroes complicated and brooding, James Dean in oiled leather, leaning on a motorcycle. MORE
Vietnam has been part of the recent escalation of rhino poaching as their demand for rhino horns has significantly increased recently. There are approximately forty individuals in Indonesia and last year there were four individuals in Vietnam. However, three of those rhinos perished in 2010, two naturally and one by poaching, and now officials have stated that the last Javan rhino in Vietnam was killed by poachers recently. MORE
Already a $200 million a year industry largely concentrated in Malaysia and Thailand, the farming of swifts is now being ramped up in Vietnam. While eating the nests of swifts is nothing new, the large-scale production of these nests is. Because they will rebuild the nests made of their own saliva when they are taken, and because they are worth more alive and building nests than they are dead, the practice does not harm the swifts and gives a positive economic incentive to conserve them. MORE
Tags: Special Occasions Earth Day Earth Day Network Gaylord Nelson Lenin long time environmental activist oil spills The New York Times United States Environmental Protection Agency Vietnam MORE
Escapes eco destinations eco lodges eco resorts eco tourism Eco Travel Grenada India Nicaragua responsible travel Tanzania travel Vietnam wanderlustIf you’re anything like us, your wanderlust knows no bounds. A perfect escape is immersion in nature, packed with a balanced mix of adventure and tranquility. We’ve rounded up 6 gorgeous, environmentally responsible resorts around that world so you can begin daydreaming about your next trip. MORE
The last Javan rhinoceros in Vietnam has reportedly been killed by poachers. Today there is sad news of yet another species brought to the edge of extinction by humans. The extremely rare species has now been declared extinct in the country, according to CNN. Although conservationists have tried to save the species in the region, [.]. Animals Causes MORE
I recently had a reverie of a 6,000km excursion motorbiking across the magnificent countries of Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand that surprisingly correlated greatly to my approach to yoga. Adventure Yoga Chris Sakowski motorcyles patience practice self-care MORE
Under the proposed program, a mere three percent of the power will be imported, with Vietnamese power plants producing the remaining 97 percent, Vietnam Plus news agency reported. Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has approved an ambitious decade-long national power development plan that will attempt to boost Vietnam’s power production to 330 billion kilowatts by 2020. MORE
Major market chains in Vietnam, such as Lotte Mart, Saigon Co.op, and Big C, have all begun to experiment with banana leaves as a packaging alternative in their stores as well. According to VN Express, the use of the leaves as packaging is a welcome addition to the numerous other efforts establishments in Vietnam are experimenting with to reduce plastic waste. MORE
Hong Kong has long been the hub for the global shark fin trade, but recent reports show that Vietnam has now surpassed mainland China as a re-export market. Last year, Read More The post Vietnam Surpasses Hong Kong in Global Shark Fin Trade appeared first on Ecorazzi. Animals Causes News Top News MORE
Just days ago Animals Asia’s Vietnam Bear Rescue Centre was notified that the Ministry of Defense issued an order to evict the sanctuary from the land. Read More The post Ricky Gervais Asks for Help to Save Bear Sanctuary in Vietnam appeared first on Ecorazzi. Animals Causes News Top News ricky gervais MORE
CALL FOR PROPOSAL LOW COST HOUSEHOLD TOILET ADAPTED FOR THE MEKONG DELTA, VIETNAM Save the Children, the world’s largest independent organization for children, delivers immediate and lasting improvements to children’s lives all over the world. Statistically, the region has amongst the lowest coverage of safe toilets in Vietnam. Tran Quy Khoach, Tan Dinh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam Email Address: NguyenHoang.Tuan@savethechildren.org MORE
Actor Dylan McDermott produced a short video of his recent trip to Vietnam in support of WildAid. The star was joined by his fiancee, and “Stalker” co-star Maggie Q, who Read More The post WATCH: Dylan McDermott Shares Visit to Vietnam to Support WildAid appeared first on Ecorazzi. MORE
Far from the radars of city of London and Wall Street investors, the clash has seen Vietnam emerge as spear carrier for its fellow ASEAN members on the dispute. An increasingly fractious maritime confrontation is developing in the South China Sea, with enormous implications for international companies interested in developing East Asia's offshore hydrocarbon resources. MORE
Mahatma Gandhi On a quiet afternoon, in a small Ohio university campus, students gathered upon a grassy knoll to protest President Nixon’s expansion of the Vietnam War into Cambodia. “The day the power of love overrules the love of power, the world will know peace.” ? The protest began peacefully at 12:00 noon, and marked [.]. MORE
Animal Rights (Vegan, Pets, Wildlife) Blog (always click 4 all blogs) Family, Youth, Enlightened Education Black rhino extinction China Kruger National Park Rhino Horn trade South Africa Vietnam White Rhino Why is a decade old extinction suddenly such a big story? Could it be because these days we are all taking the conservation of our environment and its creatures more seriously? MORE
Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, SocTrang, Vietnam Co-Management in the coastal Village of Au Tho B, Vietnam Bianca Schlegel Au Tho B village is located at the coast of Soc Trang Province in the Mekong Delta. It is based on contracts made with groups of people rather than individual households, as it has been the case in Vietnam so far. MORE
In Vietnam and China, for example, it’s not uncommon to see retail employees doing calisthenics together on the street or in a park before they open for a day’s trading. Z ADMIN Wellness Featured Today asia workplaces China exercise exercise at work Health and Wellness Japan sitting too much staying fit staying healthy Vietnam workplace MORE
Adventure Arts & Culture Blog (always click 4 all blogs) Enlightened Society (Politics, Active Citizenship, Social Good) Z ADMIN Entertainment & Culture Featured Today digital Thailand Vietnam Debating The Role of The Camera As We Explore Laos. MORE
Vietnam. I randomly take attendance in my Intro class (for exam bonus points). Today, to record attendance, and for fun, under the guise of 'current events are important,' I asked the class to put their name on a sheet of paper and list three countries in which the U.S. has active military engagements--that is, fighting. A few random (cherry-picked) responses: South Africa. Denmark. North Korea. Japan. China. Liberia. Africa. Middle East. Lebanon. MORE
Blog (always click 4 all blogs) Enlightened Society (Politics, Active Citizenship, Social Good) Equal Rights Z ADMIN Enlightened Society Featured Today — Animal Rights (Vegan, Pets, Wildlife) animal abuse animal cruelty caged dogs dog smuggling growth openness ram dass suffering Thailand Vietnam wake up When we don’t know what else to do to help, it’s important to remember that being kind, compassionate and loving is helping. MORE
Following in China’s footsteps Vietnam has passed a law forbidding smoking in public. Currently, an estimated 40,000 people a year die of tobacco related causes in Vietnam, where 15.3 The law not only bans smoking but also all tobacco advertising, and the selling of tobacco products to anyone under the age of 18. Passed in the national assembly on June 18 th by a vote of 440 to 468 the law attempts to reduce the number of tobacco related deaths per year. MORE
Tags: Garden and Yard Care Holidays Asia China conifer Keteleeria Laos Taiwan University of Washington Vietnam Washington MORE
Most of the cashews consumed in the US, China, and the EU are imported from Vietnam, the largest processor of the raw nuts. Vietnam grows cashews but brings most of them in from West Africa’s Ivory Coast, Tanzania, Cambodia, and India. In Vietnam, it’s t he hands of drug addicts, for the main part young men addicted to heroin. The HRW reports that 40,000 people are imprisoned at the 123 work centers functioning across Vietnam. MORE
I stumbled across a documentary programme on BBC World a while back, Nature Inc. It visited two Asian regions where the impacts of climate change are being experienced and described the active local measures under way to cope with them. It’s the sort of programme we ought to be seeing a great deal more of as the evidence of climate change effects accumulate around the world. MORE
Most of Australia’s fish imports are from capture fisheries or aquaculture in Vietnam, China and Thailand. Vietnam has been reforesting since 1987, but it has been doing so by importing more wood, half of which is illegally harvested. Think globally, act locally. Photo: Flickr user Vlasta Juricek via a Creative Commons license. by Peter Kareiva, chief scientist, The Nature Conservancy. MORE
Handwoven out of a beautiful blend of cruelty-free handspun silk and cotton in a fair trade women’s cooperative in Vietnam, this gorgeous scarf in silver will be a great accent to any outfit year round. Fair Fashion artisan community Fair Trade fair wage heroines for the planet Kenya women Vietnam female empowerment MORE
VIETNAMESE PUBLIC JOIN CELEBRITIES TO SAY "I CAN'T" TO COAL POLLUTION HO CHI MINH CITY, 06 APRIL 2016, Today CHANGE/ 350.org Vietnam officially releases the I Can't campaign in its entirety with three photo album with the overarching message of “Don’t let coal pollution destroy your life." They are transformed into different characters wearing gas masks to demonstrate the struggle they will have to go through in a coal-polluted Vietnam. “I MORE
[link] “Vietnam is not a country, but an aggregate of individual dreams.” Zen and the Art of Climate Change Adaptation Vietnam is drowning in concrete and water. Vietnam could use a similar system for urban sustainability and climate change adaptation. As Vietnam wrestles with the agricultural loss of the Mekong Delta and the relocation of millions of people 2 , heroic engineering works that consume a significant portion of the nation’s budget will be unlikely. MORE
The WWF analyzed poaching and illegal trafficking in recent months and determined, unsurprisingly, that Vietnam and China are the major hubs of illegal poaching activity. According to recent reports, officials from South Africa, Vietnam and China are expected to meet to discuss the growing problem. We salute all those working tirelessly to secure a future for rhinos, and we call on government leaders in Vietnam and China to do their part.”. MORE
Christmas around the World – Vietnam. Even the Christmas Eve dinner would be somewhat familiar to Americans, including as it does a traditional chicken soup or wontons in chicken broth, sticky rice, rice crepes (banh xeo), pork buns (Char Siu Bao), taro puffs, roast goose, duck, and a Christmas pudding instead of a turkey for many of the growing middle class in Vietnam. Tagged: ancestor worship , Buddhism , Christmas , Christmas Eve , Kitchen God , local food , Shinto , Vietnam. MORE
However, anything on the natural front must be better than using dangerous chemicals such as Round Up (glyphosate) which is but a cut-down version of Agent Orange (remember the stuff from Vietnam and what it did I would like to add that I have not tried this mixture but have tried using vinegar before with varying results. But that was JUST vinegar in water. Forgot to use a surfactant for starters, that is to say something like dish soap. MORE
| Tips For Going Green | Tourism is booming in Vietnam, and for good reasons. Yet Vietnam’s increasing popularity has, undeniably, brought increased […]. Asia Community Con Dao Island Gulf of Tonkin Lao Cai Province Vietnam eco-friendly Vietnam green travel in Vietnam tips for sustainable travel in Vietnam MORE
Read More The post Gervais Tweets: Bear Sanctuary in Vietnam Saved from Eviction appeared first on Ecorazzi. Last October Animals Asia was fighting against an eviction notice, petitioning the Vietnamese government to save the bear sanctuary. Animals Causes News Top News ricky gervais MORE
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Green Home Blog
DECEMBER 4, 2012
Christmas around the World – Vietnam. Even the Christmas Eve dinner would be somewhat familiar to Americans, including as it does a traditional chicken soup or wontons in chicken broth, sticky rice, rice crepes (banh xeo), pork buns (Char Siu Bao), taro puffs, roast goose, duck, and a Christmas pudding instead of a turkey for many of the growing middle class in Vietnam. Tagged: ancestor worship , Buddhism , Christmas , Christmas Eve , Kitchen God , local food , Shinto , Vietnam.
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10,000 Birds
AUGUST 20, 2011
Already a $200 million a year industry largely concentrated in Malaysia and Thailand, the farming of swifts is now being ramped up in Vietnam. While eating the nests of swifts is nothing new, the large-scale production of these nests is. Because they will rebuild the nests made of their own saliva when they are taken, and because they are worth more alive and building nests than they are dead, the practice does not harm the swifts and gives a positive economic incentive to conserve them.
Eccorazzi
APRIL 9, 2014
Hong Kong has long been the hub for the global shark fin trade, but recent reports show that Vietnam has now surpassed mainland China as a re-export market. Last year, Read More The post Vietnam Surpasses Hong Kong in Global Shark Fin Trade appeared first on Ecorazzi. Animals Causes News Top News
Celsias
JUNE 25, 2012
Following in China’s footsteps Vietnam has passed a law forbidding smoking in public. Currently, an estimated 40,000 people a year die of tobacco related causes in Vietnam, where 15.3 The law not only bans smoking but also all tobacco advertising, and the selling of tobacco products to anyone under the age of 18. Passed in the national assembly on June 18 th by a vote of 440 to 468 the law attempts to reduce the number of tobacco related deaths per year.
Eccorazzi
MAY 8, 2015
Actor Dylan McDermott produced a short video of his recent trip to Vietnam in support of WildAid. The star was joined by his fiancee, and “Stalker” co-star Maggie Q, who Read More The post WATCH: Dylan McDermott Shares Visit to Vietnam to Support WildAid appeared first on Ecorazzi.
Eccorazzi
JANUARY 16, 2013
Read More The post Gervais Tweets: Bear Sanctuary in Vietnam Saved from Eviction appeared first on Ecorazzi. Last October Animals Asia was fighting against an eviction notice, petitioning the Vietnamese government to save the bear sanctuary. Animals Causes News Top News ricky gervais
Eccorazzi
OCTOBER 25, 2011
The last Javan rhinoceros in Vietnam has reportedly been killed by poachers. Today there is sad news of yet another species brought to the edge of extinction by humans. The extremely rare species has now been declared extinct in the country, according to CNN. Although conservationists have tried to save the species in the region, [.]. Animals Causes
The Green Changemakers
APRIL 6, 2016
VIETNAMESE PUBLIC JOIN CELEBRITIES TO SAY "I CAN'T" TO COAL POLLUTION HO CHI MINH CITY, 06 APRIL 2016, Today CHANGE/ 350.org Vietnam officially releases the I Can't campaign in its entirety with three photo album with the overarching message of “Don’t let coal pollution destroy your life." They are transformed into different characters wearing gas masks to demonstrate the struggle they will have to go through in a coal-polluted Vietnam. “I
Eco Friendly Daily
SEPTEMBER 25, 2013
The WWF analyzed poaching and illegal trafficking in recent months and determined, unsurprisingly, that Vietnam and China are the major hubs of illegal poaching activity. According to recent reports, officials from South Africa, Vietnam and China are expected to meet to discuss the growing problem. We salute all those working tirelessly to secure a future for rhinos, and we call on government leaders in Vietnam and China to do their part.”.
Eco Friendly Daily
APRIL 27, 2014
Vietnam has been part of the recent escalation of rhino poaching as their demand for rhino horns has significantly increased recently. There are approximately forty individuals in Indonesia and last year there were four individuals in Vietnam. However, three of those rhinos perished in 2010, two naturally and one by poaching, and now officials have stated that the last Javan rhino in Vietnam was killed by poachers recently.
The Green Changemakers
DECEMBER 5, 2013
CALL FOR PROPOSAL LOW COST HOUSEHOLD TOILET ADAPTED FOR THE MEKONG DELTA, VIETNAM Save the Children, the world’s largest independent organization for children, delivers immediate and lasting improvements to children’s lives all over the world. Statistically, the region has amongst the lowest coverage of safe toilets in Vietnam. Tran Quy Khoach, Tan Dinh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam Email Address: NguyenHoang.Tuan@savethechildren.org
Celsias
AUGUST 27, 2011
Under the proposed program, a mere three percent of the power will be imported, with Vietnamese power plants producing the remaining 97 percent, Vietnam Plus news agency reported. Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has approved an ambitious decade-long national power development plan that will attempt to boost Vietnam’s power production to 330 billion kilowatts by 2020.
EcoFriend
MARCH 6, 2012
FrieslandCampinas Vietnam headquarters combines stunning design with sustainability. In Vietnam, it has its office centered in the city of Ho Chi Minh, where it is looking to further expand its base. With this view in mind, the headquarters of FrieslandCampina in Vietnam is being designed in a thoroughly progressive manner. Please login. Sign In. User Name / Email. Password. Forgot Password. Dont have an account? Join Now. Login. slideshows. Greenlists //. gallery //.
Celsias
MAY 25, 2011
I stumbled across a documentary programme on BBC World a while back, Nature Inc. It visited two Asian regions where the impacts of climate change are being experienced and described the active local measures under way to cope with them. It’s the sort of programme we ought to be seeing a great deal more of as the evidence of climate change effects accumulate around the world.
Elephant Journal
SEPTEMBER 14, 2017
In Vietnam and China, for example, it’s not uncommon to see retail employees doing calisthenics together on the street or in a park before they open for a day’s trading. Z ADMIN Wellness Featured Today asia workplaces China exercise exercise at work Health and Wellness Japan sitting too much staying fit staying healthy Vietnam workplace
Celsias
JUNE 16, 2011
Far from the radars of city of London and Wall Street investors, the clash has seen Vietnam emerge as spear carrier for its fellow ASEAN members on the dispute. An increasingly fractious maritime confrontation is developing in the South China Sea, with enormous implications for international companies interested in developing East Asia's offshore hydrocarbon resources.
Elephant Journal
NOVEMBER 12, 2014
Non-New-Agey Spirituality (Religion, Philosophy) WAYLON: Today Only buddhism death monk Thich Nhat Hanh Vietnam Zen I''ve never met Thich Nhat Hanh, but I do, in a way, consider him one of my teachers. His book Being Peace was the first book I read that was written by a Zen teacher. And Zen is my path of choice.
10,000 Birds
MAY 19, 2012
It has not been seen in its small home range in central Vietnam since around 2000. Concern for the future of this species is such that the WPA and BirdLife International-Vietnam Programme are working together to organize immediate action. Conservation Edward's Pheasant endangered species pheasants VietnamThe Edwards’s Pheasant is a rather smart blue-black member of the pheasant family and it may be on the edge of extinction.
Elephant Journal
FEBRUARY 7, 2014
Adventure Arts & Culture Blog (always click 4 all blogs) Enlightened Society (Politics, Active Citizenship, Social Good) Z ADMIN Entertainment & Culture Featured Today digital Thailand Vietnam Debating The Role of The Camera As We Explore Laos.
The Green Changemakers
AUGUST 18, 2010
[link] “Vietnam is not a country, but an aggregate of individual dreams.” Zen and the Art of Climate Change Adaptation Vietnam is drowning in concrete and water. Vietnam could use a similar system for urban sustainability and climate change adaptation. As Vietnam wrestles with the agricultural loss of the Mekong Delta and the relocation of millions of people 2 , heroic engineering works that consume a significant portion of the nation’s budget will be unlikely.
The Green Changemakers
OCTOBER 27, 2011
Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, SocTrang, Vietnam Co-Management in the coastal Village of Au Tho B, Vietnam Bianca Schlegel Au Tho B village is located at the coast of Soc Trang Province in the Mekong Delta. It is based on contracts made with groups of people rather than individual households, as it has been the case in Vietnam so far.
Elephant Journal
JULY 4, 2015
Enlightened Society (Politics, Active Citizenship, Social Good) Family, Youth, Enlightened Education Health & Wellness Yoga depression father help homeless PTSD veteran Vietnam warThere are those holidays that many of us have difficulty celebrating because they bring back all the memories of loved ones. The Fourth of July is one of those days for me.
Eco Chic
JULY 31, 2015
Escapes eco destinations eco lodges eco resorts eco tourism Eco Travel Grenada India Nicaragua responsible travel Tanzania travel Vietnam wanderlustIf you’re anything like us, your wanderlust knows no bounds. A perfect escape is immersion in nature, packed with a balanced mix of adventure and tranquility. We’ve rounded up 6 gorgeous, environmentally responsible resorts around that world so you can begin daydreaming about your next trip.
Elephant Journal
MAY 4, 2013
Mahatma Gandhi On a quiet afternoon, in a small Ohio university campus, students gathered upon a grassy knoll to protest President Nixon’s expansion of the Vietnam War into Cambodia. “The day the power of love overrules the love of power, the world will know peace.” ? The protest began peacefully at 12:00 noon, and marked [.].
Elephant Journal
JULY 21, 2013
Blog (always click 4 all blogs) Enlightened Society (Politics, Active Citizenship, Social Good) Equal Rights Z ADMIN Enlightened Society Featured Today — Animal Rights (Vegan, Pets, Wildlife) animal abuse animal cruelty caged dogs dog smuggling growth openness ram dass suffering Thailand Vietnam wake up When we don’t know what else to do to help, it’s important to remember that being kind, compassionate and loving is helping.
Elephant Journal
NOVEMBER 21, 2013
Animal Rights (Vegan, Pets, Wildlife) Blog (always click 4 all blogs) Family, Youth, Enlightened Education Black rhino extinction China Kruger National Park Rhino Horn trade South Africa Vietnam White Rhino Why is a decade old extinction suddenly such a big story? Could it be because these days we are all taking the conservation of our environment and its creatures more seriously?
Green Living Tips
FEBRUARY 24, 2012
2,4-D (2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid) is a chemical that was used in the infamous "Agent Orange" defoliant deployed during the Vietnam War. It's also still being widely used today - and perhaps even in your own garden. There are more environmentally friendly alternatives
Elephant Journal
MAY 19, 2013
Blog (always click 4 all blogs) Health & Wellness Inspiring (Wow) Non-New-Agey Spirituality (Religion, Philosophy) Z ADMIN Food Featured Today Z ADMIN Spirituality Featured Today biker coffee decaf discover soldier vietnam “I like my coffee black, my beer from Germany, wine from Burgundy, the darker, the better. I like my heroes complicated and brooding, James Dean in oiled leather, leaning on a motorcycle.
Nature Conservancy - Science
JULY 18, 2013
Most of Australia’s fish imports are from capture fisheries or aquaculture in Vietnam, China and Thailand. Vietnam has been reforesting since 1987, but it has been doing so by importing more wood, half of which is illegally harvested. Think globally, act locally. Photo: Flickr user Vlasta Juricek via a Creative Commons license. by Peter Kareiva, chief scientist, The Nature Conservancy.
Nature Conservancy - Science
MARCH 20, 2013
Deep inside a remote cave in northern Vietnam, Craig Leisher aimed his headlamp at the water. In 2002, Leisher was living in Vietnam and looking for new places to scuba dive in his free time. An old edition of the Lonely Planet Vietnam guide mentioned a cave with a river that made for a good stopping point on the road north from Hanoi,” says Leisher. Caves remain one of the most unexplored ecosystems; scientists are still discovering new species. Ethan Inlander/TNC.
Eco Chic
DECEMBER 11, 2015
Handwoven out of a beautiful blend of cruelty-free handspun silk and cotton in a fair trade women’s cooperative in Vietnam, this gorgeous scarf in silver will be a great accent to any outfit year round. Fair Fashion artisan community Fair Trade fair wage heroines for the planet Kenya women Vietnam female empowerment
Environmental Economics
AUGUST 28, 2017
Source was a Vietnam Veteran (he was wearing a hat that said so), talking to his wife about global warming (I have no idea why). "If 99 doctors told you you had cancer, and one didn't, who would you believe?" " Overheard while sitting in a waiting room this morning.
Environmental Economics
FEBRUARY 10, 2015
Vietnam. I randomly take attendance in my Intro class (for exam bonus points). Today, to record attendance, and for fun, under the guise of 'current events are important,' I asked the class to put their name on a sheet of paper and list three countries in which the U.S. has active military engagements--that is, fighting. A few random (cherry-picked) responses: South Africa. Denmark. North Korea. Japan. China. Liberia. Africa. Middle East. Lebanon.
Green Living Ideas
APRIL 21, 2009
Tags: Special Occasions Earth Day Earth Day Network Gaylord Nelson Lenin long time environmental activist oil spills The New York Times United States Environmental Protection Agency Vietnam
Green Living Ideas
DECEMBER 19, 2009
Tags: Garden and Yard Care Holidays Asia China conifer Keteleeria Laos Taiwan University of Washington Vietnam Washington
Elephant Journal
NOVEMBER 15, 2014
I recently had a reverie of a 6,000km excursion motorbiking across the magnificent countries of Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand that surprisingly correlated greatly to my approach to yoga. Adventure Yoga Chris Sakowski motorcyles patience practice self-care
Green (Living) Review
JUNE 21, 2014
However, anything on the natural front must be better than using dangerous chemicals such as Round Up (glyphosate) which is but a cut-down version of Agent Orange (remember the stuff from Vietnam and what it did I would like to add that I have not tried this mixture but have tried using vinegar before with varying results. But that was JUST vinegar in water. Forgot to use a surfactant for starters, that is to say something like dish soap.
Green Prophet
JUNE 2, 2019
Major market chains in Vietnam, such as Lotte Mart, Saigon Co.op, and Big C, have all begun to experiment with banana leaves as a packaging alternative in their stores as well. According to VN Express, the use of the leaves as packaging is a welcome addition to the numerous other efforts establishments in Vietnam are experimenting with to reduce plastic waste.
Green Prophet
MARCH 3, 2020
Most of the cashews consumed in the US, China, and the EU are imported from Vietnam, the largest processor of the raw nuts. Vietnam grows cashews but brings most of them in from West Africa’s Ivory Coast, Tanzania, Cambodia, and India. In Vietnam, it’s t he hands of drug addicts, for the main part young men addicted to heroin. The HRW reports that 40,000 people are imprisoned at the 123 work centers functioning across Vietnam.
Eccorazzi
NOVEMBER 10, 2011
Less than a month after Vietnam’s Javan rhinoceroses were declared extinct, another rhino species has perished. Africa’s Western Black Rhinoceros has officially been declared extinct. According to One Green Planet, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has shared the tragic news along with the warning that two other subspecies are nearing extinction. Simon [.]. Animals Causes
Elephant Journal
FEBRUARY 10, 2019
A dedicated military man, my father marched in World War II (helping to liberate Dachau Concentration Camp in the process), the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. Spoiler alert: my parents were not perfect and did not meet all of my needs in childhood. He had no patience for children and by the time he […]. Academy Apprentice/Audit Blogs Elephant Academy
Elephant Journal
MARCH 13, 2018
Others had the Vietnam and Korean Wars. Each generation has some byproduct of living to address. My father had World War II and immigration from France after the German invasion. My surrogate grandfather and neighbor had the Great Depression. His wife had the Kansas Dust Bowl days. We have. And, the environment. Animal Rights Enlightened Society Green animal conservation birds climate change feeding the birds gray jays green Stellar's jays the earth
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