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When you were at school, did your teacher ever let you finish early at the end of the day?
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Kiwi innovators tackle global organic waste crisis
Organic waste is a major contributor to the climate crisis, with food waste alone estimated to contribute 10% of global
Plant-based sweet chilli BBQ balls
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These plant-based savoury balls are a healthy option for your next summer BBQ. Every time I
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How to start a worm farm (and reduce your waste by 50%)
In our latest podcast episode, we talk about one of my favourite climate solutions - worm farms!
Worm farms allow you
How to reduce waste in your kitchen and have fun with vegetables - Chef Michael Kennedy
In our latest podcast episode, chef Michael Kennedy explains how to make the most of every vegetable you buy, so
Discovering the future of food at Wairarapa Eco Farm
The Wairarapa Eco Farm was born out of a desire to produce quality food with ecological integrity. The farm is
How ethical is your Kiwisaver fund?
Have you reviewed your current Kiwisaver fund to see what companies you are supporting?
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How to become an Earthworker
The Earthworkers course taught me how nature thrives and how I can help create the best possible conditions for life, on any land I am fortunate enough to interact with. I am no longer a home gardener, I am a microbe and photosynthesis farmer.
9 things I now know about the climate emergency
Climate change is not a single outcome that happens or doesn't happen. Rather, climate change is a continuum. Every kilogram of carbon emitted makes our planet warmer. Therefore, every positive action that reduces emissions makes a difference. Awareness of this should make you feel empowered.