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Tag Archives: System Change
Hey, Doritos!
“Hey, Doritos! Why you not eating meat today?!” These words, lobbed in my direction daily by one of the Sólheimar natives every time I step foot in our shared cafeteria, rank as one of the indubitable highlights of my every lunch … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Climate Change, International Travel, Photography, Sustainability
Tagged Carbon Footprint, Center for Ecological Living and Learning, Climate Change, Community, Community Building, Dairy Cows, Farmers Markets, Farming, Fresh Foods, Grassroots Activism, Iceland, Local Farming, National Farmers Market Directory, Photography, Solheimar Ecovillage, System Change, Wisenheimars
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A Drop In the Ocean
As far as challenges go, this past week may have been the biggest I’ve faced since getting to Iceland. I touched lightly on homesickness in my last blog but since then that sickness figured out how to straight put me … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Climate Change, International Travel, Sustainability, Uncategorized
Tagged Artwork, Carbon Footprint, Carbon Offsets, Carbon Sequestration, CarbonFund, Center for Ecological Living and Learning, Climate Change, Crochet, Encouragement, Home Sickness, Iceland, Icelandic Culture, Living Roof, Moss Soup, Oil Painting, Photography, Quotes, Renewable Energy, Research, Support, Sustainability, System Change, Turf House, WeeWo the Wion, Whittling
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Falls, Geysers, and Double Dog Dares
What a week we have shaping up: not only is there a lot due for our academics, we’re going on a two day field trip come mid-week. We’re going to visit a turf house and for the time we’re there … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Adventure, Climate Change, International Travel, Photography, Sustainability
Tagged Activism, Climate Change, Climate Hero, Gelfoss, Geyser, Geysir, Iceland, International Travel, James Hansen, Keystone XL pipeline, Photography, Reforestation, Silent Spring, Soil Erosion, System Change, Turf House, Vikings, Water Falls
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