"More mushrooms, less pollution! Yes, you heard right: growing more mushrooms may be the best thing we can do to save the environment. Microscopic cells called "mycelium"—the fruit of which are mushrooms —recycle carbon, nitrogen, and other essential elements as they break down plant and animal debris in the creation of rich new soil. What fungi expert Paul Stamets has discovered is that mycelium also breaks down hydrocarbons —the base structure
Readworks- this site needs to be called ReadWOW! It breaks down all the common core elements into grade specific lesson plans. Crazy amazing.
When you don't have enough calcium in your body, it tries to hold on to what's there. This triggers the release of a compound called calcitriol, which increases the production of fat cells. If you want fewer fat cells, eating extra calcium suppresses calcitriol, which breaks down fat and makes your fat cells leaner and your tummy flatter
Art made from trash and materials washed ashore in the SF Bay Area--bringing awareness of marine debris and plastic pollution: reduce, reuse, and recycle.
Microscopic Abstraction 1 - Plant Cells - Fine Art Photograph Print - 5 x 7
Build an easy raised garden bed using rocks, old bricks. First, cut the grass, then lay cardboard over it. Wet it, then surround it with the rocks. Fill with compost and soil and plant. The cardboard will break down and make new soil! Happy gardening!
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Dr. Oz's Swimsuit Slimdown Drink--breaks down fat cells faster than anything else!
Bamboo -- Although it's a fast-spreading menace when grown in the ground, bamboo is a dramatic specimen plant when grown in a large container (where it can't escape). It makes a perfect, fast-growing screen. -- Name: Phyllostachys aurea -- Size: To 20 feet or more -- Growing Conditions: Full sun and moist, but well-drained soil
Disney World Debt Free - Family vacation expert breaks down a family vacation to Disney World at a luxury resort for WAY less than sticker price with no debt taken on! Pin this one for later!
The stories I heard, growing up, about Suriname: Paramaribo
Gold (Au) by Ryoji Tanana - Microscopic Photos of the Elements via science.time
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Trenching - composting by digging a trench roughly 3-feet deep and filling it with compostable scraps, covering them with alternate layers of soil. Once completed leave them for 2-3months to break down and then plant your vegetables directing into the bed.
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ok- now we're talking, PVC pipe structure with potted plants (squash or cucumbers) growing on it. You can walk under to pick. Nothing on the ground to get buggy or fungus, and you control your soil. Brilliant!
Buckwheat is a quick growing annual crop for early summer food plots. Its growth helps suppress summer weeds, while deer find it to be quite palatable. Acts as a great soil conditioner for fall wildlife plots when plowed under mid-summer, as its residue breaks down quickly.
The U.S. Army can seem like an overwhelming organization. Check out this infographic for a great cheat sheet, break down of the Army's structure.