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This is my journey to less. I don't believe that everyone needs 5,000 square foot homes. It only wastes, when so many people are in need. Also, when living in a smaller home, the impact on the environment is much less.

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cabinporn:

Shelter in Fludir, Iceland.
Contributed by Helen Jack.

May 30th

May 30th

thisbigcity:

The energy that comes out of solar panels is renewable, but what about the panels themselves? Today’s leading solar panels owe their high sunlight-to-electricity conversion rates to the use of rare elements, such as indium, gallium and selenium. But if current production trends continue unchecked, supplies of indium in particular will be depleted in less than a decade. The pressure is on to find a way of making solar power even more sustainable.

May 17th

floorabella:

“Fontin…”

Jan 11th

Dec 18th

ice-prince-of-asgard:

Four Lights Tiny House Company: The Napoleon Complex: Co-Housing for the Antisocial
An entire village of Tiny Houses in Northern California that is hoping to be completed by 2015.

Tumblr, I have found our homeland.

Dec 17th

ba-bel:

2-folk-4-u:

ba-bel:

thenorthwestnative:

So good.

pls

everyone needs to stop with these pictures

why

Dec 17th

ramshackleglam:

siximpossiblethingsforbreakfast:

helpful. one of the necesseities in eating fresh, is knowing what is seasonly apropos.
spotted via projectjenny

this is great!

but where you are makes a big difference! in ct there sure as hell arent any kiwis in january!

Oct 3rd

alifelongromance:

ramshackleglam:

Love this idea, mostly because fresh herbs are crazy expensive and I never use them all up before they go bad: chop up your herbs and stick them into an ice cube tray, then cover with olive oil and freeze.
Toss a cube or two into your pan whenever you’re in need, and presto: fresh herbs, all winter long.

Genius.

Oct 3rd

impulsivefarmer:

environmentaleconomics:

Awesome. Just goes to show the power of wetlands and healthy soils.

I freaking love wetlands! People just don’t realize how massively important they for water quality and flood control.

Sep 17th

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