Fairness and repeatability share this essential value: They can be visualized today, even when sustainability cannot. If we make fairness and repeatability part of our criteria for decisions today, they contribute to sustainability in the long-term even if they don’t provide permanent solutions.
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This week Andrea and Dan are excited to discuss something MOTHER EARTH NEWS fans love: growing tomatoes! Other show topics include energy efficiency and storm windows. Plus, during the project of the week, you’ll learn how to make your own tomato cages. A new era of green cars calls for a new way to distinguish noteworthy vehicles. Enter the 2010 Best Green Cars from MOTHER EARTH NEWS Grains Across America If there’s a lesson we can learn from America’s native prairie, it’s to plant a diversity of grains, for our health and the health of our land. July 22, 2009 By Scott Russell Sanders Just beyond Wes Jackson’s office at The Land Institute, a 370-acre research farm in Salina, Kan |
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