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		<title>Sustainability in Our Diets</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Our diets consist of foods shipped from all over the world. Just today, you might have eaten a banana from South America, chicken from the southern United States, a sauce from China, etc. The ingredients we put together come to us at a great expense to the environment. The transportation of these ingredients alone is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Our diets consist of foods shipped from all over the world. Just today, you might have eaten a banana from South America, chicken from the southern United States, a sauce from China, etc. The ingredients we put together come to us at a great expense to the environment. The transportation of these ingredients alone is highly unsustainable. It results in pollution, the burning of fossil fuels, and the over-farming of of land. When you throw in excess packaging and preparation, this is not the ideal model.</p>
<p>In addition to the negatives above, you also must look at the preservatives that are necessary to ship products around the world. Rather than eating fresh, natural, local products we are eating foods that are over processed and chalk full of unnatural preservatives. Well if you are trying to <a title="loes weight fast naturally" href="http://www.loseweightfit.com">lose weight fast naturally</a>, does it make sense to eat a diet full of unnatural ingredients?</p>
<p>We need a huge restructuring of the systems that provide our foods. A shift towards more local agriculture and food production would result in healthier diets and far less impact on the environment. Without such a shift, our system will come to an eventual collapse and lead to un-revertable impacts on the planet.</p>
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		<title>Studying Sustainability Basics</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Sustainability is a wide concept of development that advocates for the responsible use of resources in order to bring long term benefits in the fields of environment, economic and social. It simply means using resources in away that encourages meeting present needs of people without compromising needs of the future generations. Sustainability can also be [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sustainability is a wide concept of development that advocates for the responsible use of resources in order to bring long term benefits in the fields of environment, economic and social. It simply means using resources in away that encourages meeting present needs of people without compromising needs of the future generations. Sustainability can also be explained in three dimensions of environment, social and economic. This means all the three dimensions are important and all must be progressed in equal proportions and no particular time will one dimension be progressed at the expense of the other. A good example being, it is not sustainable to do away with a forest to put up a processing plant because this will mean developing the economy section at the expense of the environment. Such mutually beneficial coexistence between man and nature can be illustrated in a recent <a title="florida fishing report" href="http://floridafishing.com">florida fishing report</a> that showed organized fishing actually helped fish population when compared to unregulated fishing.</p>
<p>Sustainability is an important concept because it actually preserves our future and that of future generations, this is because choices we make and actions that we pursue today has a great impact in future. For example destroying water catchment areas today means in future we are going to lack sources of water. It is also crucial because it limits on extinction of very important elements. This is so because when basing on the above example, when there will be no sources of water in future, some animals species will become extinct. Sustainable development is also important in terms of diversification as it advocates for equal developments in the all the three pillars of development, that is environment, economy and social.</p>
<p>sustainability has six established principles that help to ensure that systems of social, environment and economy will endure and will be well integrated. These are; maintaining and enhancing the quality of residents&#8217; life, enhancing the vitality of local economy, promoting social and intergeneration of equity, maintaining and enhancing quality of the environment, incorporating of disaster resilience and defining its mitigation measures and then lastly, encouraging participation of all stakeholders and use of consensus to reach decisions.</p>
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		<title>Facts on Sustainable energy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Sustainable energy sources help to reduce pollution and preserve the Earth. It is different from low carbon energy. There are two components in sustainable energy- renewable power and energy efficiency. Sustainable energy is that which is derived from renewable sources like sun, wind, rain, geothermal heat, bio energy, wave power and tides. Technologies that help [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sustainable energy sources help to reduce pollution and preserve the Earth. It is different from low carbon energy. There are two components in sustainable energy- renewable power and energy efficiency. Sustainable energy is that which is derived from renewable sources like sun, wind, rain, geothermal heat, bio energy, wave power and tides. Technologies that help to improve effectiveness of energy are also included in the group of sustainable energy.</p>
<p>Renewable energy sources help to a certain extent in reducing the reliance on fossil fuels. It helps to mitigate the effect of green house gases. There are three classifications: first generation, second generation and third generation. The first generation includes geothermal power, bio mass combustion, heat and hydro power. The second generation includes wind energy, solar energy, developments in bio energy and solar photovoltaic. The third generation sustainable energy sources include bio refinery technologies, biomass gasification, solar thermal power concentration, ocean energy, hot dry rock geothermal energy and possible advances in nano technology. The third generation techniques are still in the stage of development and hold a great deal of promise.</p>
<p>Studies have proved that wind energy and battery electric vehicles are the best in cost efficiency and issues related to global warming. The others are solar energy, tidal power, geothermal power, tidal energy, wave energy, coal, nuclear power and bio fuels. Hydro electric plants among the first generation have proved to be enduring. The emissions are low as compared to other forms. The energy from these plants is sustainable, clean and cost efficient.</p>
<p>Geo thermal power is limited to certain geographical areas but the costs have dropped considerably over the years. Use of bio mass briquettes is being encouraged to avoid the use of charcoal in developing countries. People are becoming increasingly aware of solar and wind power and continuous developments are being made to improve the techniques used to tap this power. Governments and private enterprises are taking steps to develop the third generation sustainable energy sources so that the dependence on fossil fuels is reduced.</p>
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		<title>Sustainable Design and  Environmental Impact</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Sustainable design is a concept that takes in to account the economic, social and ecological principles when building the physical structures such as house, parking sheds, fences, driveways and industrial complexes. A sustainable design seeks to mitigate negative environmental impact so that harmonious coexistence between people and objects is enhanced. Sustainable designs thrive on innovations [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sustainable design is a concept that takes in to account the economic, social and ecological principles when building the physical structures such as house, parking sheds, fences, driveways and industrial complexes. A sustainable design seeks to mitigate negative environmental impact so that harmonious coexistence between people and objects is enhanced. Sustainable designs thrive on innovations whose emphasis is use, reuse and recycle. The tenets of sustainable design are use of recycled materials, use of efficient manufacturing technologies that require less energy while at the same producing long lasting products. Examples of sustainable designs include houses that are built using eco friendly materials, are designed to utilize natural light during the day and powered by renewable sources of energy such as wind and solar power. Technological innovation has also led to the manufacture of cars the can run on solar power or biodiesel; a move that is aimed at discouraging over reliance on fossil fuels.</p>
<p>Sustainable design or development is a concept that has gained prominence in the recent past out of the realization that resources that were previously thought inexhaustible are being diminished at faster rate than they are being replenished. One clear example of this trend is the use of fossil fuel; rich economies gobble billions of gallons of diesel to run their industries depleting the natural reserves, damaging the environment and the ozone layer through carbon emissions. Attempts by the rich countries and the emerging economies to reach a compromise between economic gains and sustainable designs have often been met with criticism than support.  The ailing Kyoto protocol and the just concluded Durban Climate talks are such examples.</p>
<p>Sustainable design encompasses reducing waste disposal to reduce negative environmental impact, advocate for use of recyclable materials and reduce the production of non biodegradable solid waste. Types of sustainable designs include sustainable urban planning, sustainable agricultural practices, eco friendly energy sources and efficient water harvesting and use techniques among others.</p>
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		<title>One of the Best Ways to Save Money is Through Sustainable Living</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>You need to save money and at the same time want to help the planet. Sustainable living works with this idea and incorporates it into your life. There are several ways that you can do this for your household including the recycling of rain water, recycling metals to be sold for scrap, growing your own [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You need to save money and at the same time want to help the planet. Sustainable living works with this idea and incorporates it into your life. There are several ways that you can do this for your household including the recycling of rain water, recycling metals to be sold for scrap, growing your own veggies, and using yard waste to create good fertilized dirt through decomposition.</p>
<p>These are not the only ways to practice sustainable living and things like solar energy panels are also easy ways to become a part of the sustainable living movement. Although solar panels are expensive to purchase originally they will make up for this in free power from the sun. When these are hooked up to your home you will sell the power produced back to your power company and the savings will show up on your bill. There are also free standing solar panal generators that can be used in emergency power outage situations or even on camping trips.</p>
<p>Another neat idea that is becoming more popular is the use of used vegetable oils for  driving diesel powered cars. There are simple conversion kits that hook up to your car and filter the oils and prepare them before use. This is another example of sustainable living that incorporates the use of recycling products. Many restaurants must pay to have these oils hauled away so it might save them money as well to donate the used oils to you.</p>
<p>Many of these ideas cost money to get started with but will end up saving you a good chunk of money in the long run. These ideas also help save our earth from our continued abuse. This means you could be part of the solution to saving our planet and also save money in the process.</p>
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