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Rose makes her way out of the chicken roost where a heater enclosed in a clay pot. (Vernon Bryant/The Dallas Morning News/MCT)
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Rose makes her way out of the chicken roost next to the ladder. (Vernon Bryant/The Dallas Morning News/MCT)
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Composting not only reduces the waste stream and minimizes the production of greenhouse gasses, it produces nutrient-rich humus, a key ingredient to any sustainable agriculture, be it a single houseplant or next year's organic wheat crop.
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The nation's climate monitoring agency says January's global land and sea-surface temperatures combined were the fourth warmest on record for that month _ much of it the result of the Pacific ocean-warming phenomenon known as El Nino.
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The U.S. Geological Survey recently reported that ice shelves are retreating in the southern section of the Antarctic Peninsula, and the researchers said it is due to climate change.
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The city chickens moved into their new luxury residential facility on the eve of a big freeze back in December. They hunkered down in a thick mattress of clean, sweet-smelling hay and survived the cold snap without contracting the sniffles.
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Our energy company brought my family an unwelcome gift in mid-November: a SmartMeter. Since the San Francisco Bay Area rollout last fall, these remotely read meters have come under fire. I was worried.
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We all know that drinking water is good for us. Sure bottled water is convenient but there are many reasons to break the habit and you'll be saving more than money instantly. The sticker shock alone is a good reason to make a change.
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Americans currently spend about $12 billion annually on bottled water.
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To appreciate the power of the sun as an energy source, just look around your own backyard in late winter. In my own yard in Rhode Island, snowdrops are pushing up out of the ground.
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Using a tile drill bit, drill a hole in the patio stone just wide enough for the pump tubing. Run the tubing through hole -- enough to create the desired flow -- and trim excess.
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Position patio stone around the rim of the pool basin as shown, and use water-resistant construction adhesive to attach it.
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This pool attracts birds with a gentle water flow generated by a solar-powered pump.
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Environmental Nutrition. Q. Is the Paleo diet for real? A. The modern idea of the Paleo diet has been around since the 1970s, but it's resurfacing with a vengeance. A lot to like about Paleo. Things not to like about Paleo.
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Simply drinking 6 to 12 cups of water daily helps your kidneys flush out toxins.
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