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Climate Resistant Gardens, Part 2 of 2

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Climate Resistant Gardens, Part 2 of 2

So something like a dwarf Orinoco is much faster than your taller bananas are, and that’s why I’m able to be successful. So, you have to protect them. And I want to show you exactly what I do for this process to be successful, and it’s worked for me every year for 5 years straight.
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Climate Resistant Gardens, Part 1 of 2

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Climate Resistant Gardens, Part 1 of 2

The first plants I discovered… I went on a huge discovery over several years, was the aloe (vera). And in fact, these aloes are the very first plants that were planted in 2013. These aloes produce between 7,000 and 10,000 flowers between March and September. Hence, that’s where I came up with the name fire and beauty. The beauty just blew me away.
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Future Life Celebration: The Preciousness of Unborn Life

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Future Life Celebration: The Preciousness of Unborn Life

Today’s program features insights from Reverend Father Guy Gilbert, who has been known as one of the prominent advocates for the pro-life stance from a very early stage, since 1988, in France. With his compassionate heart, he is committed to supporting youth who have experienced severe challenges in life. In purchasing a farm and turning it into a foster home called “Bergerie de Faucon,” Father Gu
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The Toromiro Revival Project: Restoring Easter Island’s Lost Trees

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The Toromiro Revival Project: Restoring Easter Island’s Lost Trees

The toromiro tree was medium-sized, growing three to six meters tall. It had thick branches and lots of green leaves. But the best part was its bright yellow flowers with soft petals that smelled really nice.
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First Nations Celebrating the Return of Their Lands: Part 4 of a Multi-part Series

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First Nations Celebrating the Return of Their Lands: Part 4 of a Multi-part Series

With deep respect for nature, community, and ancestral traditions, indigenous Brazilians often emphasize the interconnectedness of all living beings and the importance of maintaining harmony with nature. Family and community ties are paramount, and collective decision-making and shared responsibility are central to their social structures.
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Future Life Celebration: Second Chances – The Triumph of Life, Part 2 of 2

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Future Life Celebration: Second Chances – The Triumph of Life, Part 2 of 2

Progesterone is it’s a natural hormone that’s necessary to maintain a pregnancy. If we can get progesterone promptly, before serious bleeding has occurred, then there’s certainly, greater than 50% chance the baby will survive.
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Future Life Celebration: Second Chances – The Triumph of Life, Part 1 of 2

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Future Life Celebration: Second Chances – The Triumph of Life, Part 1 of 2

The women mothers are then instructed to take a second drug either 24 to 48 hours later called misoprostol and that causes expulsion (of the baby) So, APR (Abortion Pill Reversal) comes in because it creates a window of opportunity. [...] The studies suggest demonstrate that it’s still possible to save the baby even after 72 hours as long as she hasn’t already experienced severe bleeding or severe
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Vegan Leather: Plant-Based Fabrics for Sustainable Fashion, Part 2 of 2

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Vegan Leather: Plant-Based Fabrics for Sustainable Fashion, Part 2 of 2

In Part 1, we showcased how plant-based fabrics from cacti and mangoes can be made into vegan leather. Nature and innovation offer even more surprises. Some of the fruits and vegetables we eat every day have parts that usually go to waste, but creative minds can also transform them into beautiful vegan leather materials. “Every year over 2.5 million tons of pineapples are grown in the Phili
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Future Life Celebration: Voices for Unborn Life, Part 2 of 2

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Future Life Celebration: Voices for Unborn Life, Part 2 of 2

In today’s show, we had the opportunity to speak with Ryan Mans, the manager of the Association for Reformed Political Action (ARPA) in Ontario, about why he was in attendance. “We march to be a voice for the voiceless, to be a voice for those who can’t speak for themselves. And so 36 years ago in our nation, the Supreme Court of Canada knocked down our abortion laws, making abortion availa
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Vegan Leather: Plant-Based Fabrics for Sustainable Fashion, Part 1 of 2

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Vegan Leather: Plant-Based Fabrics for Sustainable Fashion, Part 1 of 2

Animal-people leather is one of the most harmful products of the fashion industry, creating about 130 million tons of CO2 annually - equivalent to 30 million cars on the road. As people become more aware of the ethical and environmental concerns with the animal-people leather industry, they are looking for both eco-friendly and cruelty-free alternatives. A promising solution has emerged. Pl
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Pollinator-Friendly Garden, Part 2 of 2

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Pollinator-Friendly Garden, Part 2 of 2

Pollinator Park is part of the EU’s campaign to raise attention to the alarming decline of pollinators. One solution that we can all implement, to help our vital pollinator-citizens, is to create pollinator-friendly spaces! For those living in an apartment or who have only a small yard, creating a do-it-yourself Pollinator Pot is a great idea!Ecological horticulturist and designer Anna Fial
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Pollinator-Friendly Garden, Part 1 of 2

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Pollinator-Friendly Garden, Part 1 of 2

Three-quarters of the world’s main food crop types depend on the most unassuming of creatures – animal pollinators. A 2019 study published in the journal Biological Conservation revealed that insect biomass is declining by 2.5% every year. Based on these figures, all insects will go extinct within the next century. Even the smallest disruption to the ecosystem can have devastating knock-on effects
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Future Life Celebration: Voices for Unborn Life, Part 1 of 2

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Future Life Celebration: Voices for Unborn Life, Part 1 of 2

We march because human rights are for all human beings. We know from science that life begins at fertilization, and therefore our human rights should begin there too. The pro-life movement is here because we want to be able to advocate for what is better for her and her children.
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First Nations Celebrating the Return of Their Lands: Part 3 of a Multi-part Series

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First Nations Celebrating the Return of Their Lands: Part 3 of a Multi-part Series

The Onondaga are one of the five original nations of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy in North America. Many Native Americans revere the Peacemaker as a manifestation of God. Their constitution, the Great Law of Peace, is said to have been written by the Great Peacemaker. Peace, unity, and collective decision-making among nations are emphasized. October 2024 saw the return of more than 1,0
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Exploring the World of Mushrooms

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Exploring the World of Mushrooms

Growing mushrooms is a fun and rewarding hobby that’s easy and low maintenance. They come in different shapes and eye-catching colors, and you don’t need any gardening experience to grow them. To truly understand the magic of growing mushrooms, it’s important to know what makes them special. While they’re used in many dishes, mushrooms aren’t actually vegetables and don’t need sunlight to grow. Th
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Designing a Kid-Friendly Space for Children

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Designing a Kid-Friendly Space for Children

For young children, prioritize safety and simplicity. Choose durable, eco-friendly furniture made from natural or recycled materials, free of harmful chemicals like formaldehyde. Opt for low-VOC adhesives and easy-to-clean, maintainable pieces.
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First Nations Celebrating the Return of Their Lands: Part 2 of a Multi-part Series

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First Nations Celebrating the Return of Their Lands: Part 2 of a Multi-part Series

In December 2020, His Excellency President Donald Trump signed legislation to return 18,800 acres of land, known as the National Bison Range (NBR) in Montana, to the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Nations, consisting of 6,800 members as of 2013. The restoration of ownership of the National Bison Range is a major milestone in their claim for justice and connection to nature. Today, this community
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Growing Mushrooms at Home for Beginners

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Growing Mushrooms at Home for Beginners

Opt for beginner-friendly types such as oyster or shiitake mushrooms, which are known for their adaptability to different growing conditions and relatively simple cultivation processes. Let’s see how UK gardener Amy demonstrates growing oyster mushrooms in buckets. “Here’s how: I grow my own oyster mushrooms, and it was surprisingly easy. First. I just drilled a load of holes all the way around a
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Embracing Solitude – The Benefits of Singlehood and Celibacy, Part 2 of 2

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Embracing Solitude – The Benefits of Singlehood and Celibacy, Part 2 of 2

In the previous segment, we explored the presence and importance of celibacy across various religions and spiritual traditions around the world throughout history. Regarding this aspect, Supreme Master Ching Hai (vegan) shared the valuable benefits of a celibate lifestyle for both spiritual practice and personal life. “The more you practice, the more you want to be alone. That’s why many pr
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Perennial Vegetables: Plant Once and Harvest for Years

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Perennial Vegetables: Plant Once and Harvest for Years

The desert is one of the most challenging climates for gardening. Angela Judd of GrowingInTheGarden.com lives in the low desert in Arizona, USA, where she works with hot, dry summers and cold winters. “A perennial is a plant that lives out its life cycle over three years or more. It will survive both winter and summer. And you harvest in a way that doesn’t kill the plant. An artichoke plant can li
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