Admin | April 29, 2011
When I heard about this project of Planet Inspired by National Geographic and NorthFace, I knew exactly what I wanted to. A short film that will show people that fresh water conservation starts at home. It just as simple as keeping the faucet off as you brush your teeth.
Admin | January 5, 2011
National Foods Limited Chinese and japanese sponsored big money are helping to destroy every Australian farm and food producer across Australia.This is what is happening now and whats about to happen on a larger scale. An actual account of how it hurts Australian regional and rural communities. The negative experience of the sell out to foreign national Kirin holdings of National Foods Australia and Berri Fruit Juice Experience. National Foods Australia lost it way after been acquired by overseas interests and is no longer answerable to anyone here in Australia. Purchased firstly by the Philippines San Miguel and finally by the Japanese Mitsubishi Corporation through its division called Kirin Holdings who then bought out National Foods Australia. Recent Years have seen National Foods gain market dominance through acquisitions of Heritage brands with a long history here in Australia. Since then have begun to centralize operations and by closing the rural operations that had helped make the various milk brands viable such as Pura Milk Coon Cheese dairy farmers and farmers union and also with various juice brands such as Berri Just Juice and daily squeeze turning them into profits that head offshore. This has left in its wake massive unemployment and little opportunities for those former workers and suppliers. Further to unemployment crisis they have also provided the environment for foreign nationals mainly Chinese and Asians to set their eyes on purchasing farms though out …
Admin | August 17, 2010
A new CAST science paper addresses the need to protecting America’s sustainable water resources. Scientists predict that by the year 2050 the US population will have increased by 25 percent. This growing population will place a higher demand on water supplies as well as increase the demand for more food production across the nation. How will this increase in water consumption affect the availability of fresh water? How will this increase in water consumption affect the way we use water for agriculture to feed our growing population?
Admin | July 31, 2010
www.BryanMarcel.com Bryan Marcel demonstartes how the Baucom’s provide fresh water to grass fed cattle on thier 140 acre family farm. Getting fresh water to grass fed cattle on a large farm is a difficult task that involves water conservation. The Baucom’s have installed watering stations throughout their pastures so the cattle can have fresh water. These watering stations not only provide fresh water to the cattle, but also play a large role in water conservation on their farm.
Admin | July 29, 2009
water.totev.com www.watev.com In the past century water policies relied on the construction of massive dams and pipelines. While investment in these facilities can increase the freshwater supply and provide water for billions of people the construction of dams have serious social, economical, and ecological costs. Some implications of the use of dams are modification of the water quality, increased waterborne parasitic diseases, and reduction of fish yields downstream. Another issue is that …
Admin | March 5, 2009
http://water.totev.com/ http://www.watev.com/ Water goes into a cycle and what we do today with it will come back to us! In the past century water policies relied on the construction of massive dams and pipelines. While investment in these facilities can increase the freshwater supply and provide water for billions of people the construction of dams have serious social, economical, and ecological costs. Some implications of the use of dams are modification of the water quality, increased …
