HeyJaredBrian Kaller
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The forgotten industry that dressed Ireland - Life - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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MOST of the clothes we wear today are made of oil, or coal, or gas, mixed with chemicals and turned into mylon or rayon or some other synthetic. They will not decay as natural fibres do, and when bits of them come out in the wash – almost every wash – they flood into the sea. Scientists recently said they expected the ocean to soon have more plastic per weight than fish, and we have no idea what effects it will have on life there as it disintegrates into chemicals. Once, though, Ireland made its
Living Greener: Practical tips to reduce food waste - Life - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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SEVERAL years ago, a study found that up to a third of all food sold was thrown away uneaten – inexcusable in a country where farmers struggle and children go hungry. That country was the United Kingdom, which has a generally good record of conserving its resources, so pundits wondered what a global study would find. Such a study was released later – by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, somewhat surprisingly – and their findings revised the figure upwards. The IME report found that ‘30-50
Living Greener: A beginner’s guide to wild mushrooms - Life - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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JUST as a few of our older neighbours here in Ireland still scour the hedgerows for food and the fields for game, so a few still quietly gather their own mushrooms. In parts of central Europe, I’m told, it’s not so quiet; mushroom season there resembles deer season among the Irish in rural America, with elders and children alike heading deep into the woods together and returning laden with trophies. Tell most people you forage for mushrooms, though, and they say the same thing: that sounds too d
Living Greener: Challenging myths about the past - Life - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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WHENEVER I talk about living more sustainably or ecologically, or want to get people to join together with their neighbours as a community again, I get some surprisingly hostile reactions from people who insist that they don’t want to go back to the days when everyone was miserable. What days were those, I wonder? I get that we now have laptops and plane flights, and our grandparents didn’t, and that’s great. Some things are better. What I find fascinating, though, is how forcefully people insis
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