A recent article on TheAtlanticCities.com website called “The Problem with Palm Trees” is worth reading. Here are the first few sentences, followed by a link to the entire article. Picture a line of gently swaying palm trees. Is there a … Continue reading
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Nadine and her guest Max Groso, one of the directors of a non-profit organization committed to restoring the tree canopy that once was a feature of South Florida’s tropical environment. TREEmendous Miami is a group of dedicated people making Miami-Dade a … Continue reading
The early 1980′s marked the beginning of a monumental effort by Miami-Dade County to save Biscayne Bay. The Bay was suffering from pollution and the marine environment of the Bay was in steep decline. Baynanza was created as part of … Continue reading
The office of the Diaspora of Haitian President Martelly is working on a plan to address the environmental issues facing the country. At a ceremony in Arcahaie, Haiti on 19 April 2012, environmental activists committed to replanting trees, one of … Continue reading
Earth Learning now operates three authentic, producer-based farmers markets (Downtown, South Miami, Homestead) serving a large part of Miami-Dade with local, sustainably-grown produce, artisanal foods and crafts, healthy eats, green products, healing arts, and much more. See the “Find a … Continue reading