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Organic Distribution – the green last mile for the veggie crate

Organic Distribution – the green last mile for the veggie crate

You don’t have to buy electric vans to make a difference on the last mile of your organic home delivery service. Here our top three things to do to help our planet when getting your goods to your customers.  

  1. Turn off the air condition - Did you know that your cool air doubles your fuel consumption? Seriously, everybody will understand if you smell a little for saving some gas. Think about making a t-shirt explaining the odor.
  2. Charge for plastic bags - Charge 5 dollars for every plastic bag, if you don’t get one in return. Accept ripped ones too. You’ll see how that makes those bags come back to you.
  3. Don’t come back if they are out - Leave your products on their door step, even if nobody’s home.– after all, that’s why you agree to delivery times. Offer lockable crates  to avoid next door’s raccoon having a go at your customer’s food.
October 19, 2018
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Food & Communication: Recipes for Development (TED Talks on solar cooking)

TED Talks on solar cooking - Louise Meyer was joined by José Andrés and Marcela Valladolid for a TEDx WashingtonCircle presentation titled Food & Communication: Recipes for Development.

October 16, 2019

Learning at Home

Our homes are powerful places for living and learning. As we move through the daily and weekly rhythms of home, we discover a panoply of learning moments for our young children. These moments are not tied to a curriculum, not focused on standards or expectations. They happen naturally, organically, as our children follow their innate instincts to explore the important tools of their culture with curiosity and enthusiasm.

October 2, 2019

What steps are taken by universities to become more sustainable?

In the times of global warming, when the Earth has really ‘heated’ up, the thought that prods everyone’s mind is what ‘more’ can be done to build an environment-friendly and sustainable society. On a personal level, people are trying their best to reduce the carbon-footprint by recycling various products and limiting the use of energy. On the other hand, big companies and organizations are also trying their best to inculcate sustainability and do their bit for the environment.

September 19, 2019
Recycle computers

New Zealand recycles old computers for free

Saturday, September 2nd, Wellington held a computer recycling day for free hosted by computer maker, Dell. Now Auckland is looking to host one of their own.

September 4, 2019