Brightworks Sustainability

Nope I have not! Closest thing I've heard of is "managed grazing"... It think the biggest advantages are: -requires less attention (in the long run), but more understand (which eventually leads to care) of the whole system, bring our attention to quality over quantity -brings the farming practices back to viewing and working with the...

It clarifies the actual longevity/life span of food which translates to better understanding the potential value certain foods have to our body. It also makes me less hesitant to buy produce w/ "best by" or "use by" dates that are near.  Acting in accordance to the "expiration date" rather than the other's listed...

-filled with /surrounded by/composed of by solutions that are applicable/adoptable for regions' particular climate, environmental and financial resources -supplied w/ several, well-dispersed urban farm with locally sourced energy (which biogas, etc.) and that require climate-appropriate amounts of water      -functions on multiple close-loop...

I have heard of this!  I appreciate Drawdown's emphasis that this is a "bridge" solution and that it should really only be considered a solution if it's from waste from perennials (thereby encouraging replacing annuals w/ perennials).  I learned that there have been emission studies on miscanthus and willow short rotation coppice.....

Drawdown's Building and Cities Sector is ranked #6!!! I am in the right industry :) It was interesting to see the order in which the Sector summary was done: "First, district heating was subtracted, then heat pumps, then building automation (which requires a split of impact between heating and cooling and lighting energy reduction), then...

I try to walk as much as I can and lucky my work schedule and life are flexible enough to allow me to do so. The ebike is super easy to ride and with that extra e-help, I would be able to go to meetings (where I try to avoid the sweaty look) via bike, without looking like I just biked!