ECO FRIENDLY, BIODIVERSITY, GARDENING, COMPOSTING, FARMING ... Fighting Climate Change With Food Scraps: Why Composting Is Easier Than Ever - Vogue ... https://www.scientificamerican.com

CLIMATE CHANGE has become the top threat to our planet and its BIODIVERSITY. We all know, that biodiversity is the cornerstone, that keeps ecosystems balanced and healthy. At the same time, diversity alone can only keep the balance, and it needs help to do so. By keeping our soils fertilized with natural composts, we can do our part to help.

Composting nowadays is easier than ever. We don't need to rely on any chemicals at all. Humans produce enough organic food waste, to produce all the fertilizers we need. The future of Gardening, farming and agriculture, will depend on the wise use of natural food composting, to keep our soils healthy. In places were the soil is hopelessly contaminated, AQUACULTURE/ AQUAPONICS, is the right solution to produce food without having to plant into contaminated soil.

This two articles take a closer look at those problems. If you want some more information on AQUAPONICS, please feel free to look around the site. You will find all the resources you need. As always, please share this post before you leave. Thank you very much for your support. Enjoy.

Fighting Climate Change With Food Scraps: Why Composting Is Easier Than Ever - Vogue



In the ongoing quest towards living more sustainably, we often end up building individual pyramids towards a more harmonious-with-nature lifestyle. For some, the pinnacle might mean launching an informational campaign about the environmental hazards of plastic straws. For others, it could sprout as a set of community gardens, or installing solar panels to capture that straight-from-the-sun energy. 

CLIMATE CHANGE IS BECOMING A TOP THREAT

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/climate-change-is-becoming-a-top-threat-to-biodiversity/

Climate change, alongside factors like land degradation and habitat loss, is emerging as a top threat to wildlife around the globe, the reports suggest. In Africa, it could cause some animals to decline by as much as 50 percent by the end of the century, and up to 90 percent of coral reefs in the Pacific Ocean may bleach or degrade by the year 2050.

Modern aquaponics is technologically advanced and is an efficient and effective way of producing natural food. Fishes are reared in large tanks, and the plants are nurtured hydroponically. They are implanted in beds with a little gravel or clay, and their roots hang down into the water.



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