Compost tea in Central Park: An update

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The Central Park Conservancy is benefiting from a tea composting program. The Park's North Meadow and Conservatory Garden are being treated with tea as an organic fertilizer. The Conservancy views the compost tea project as part of a larger program that includes daily disease and insect scouting, ongoing training for staff and plant nutrient monitoring.

New York, Urban Parks, Central Park, New York, New York, Composting

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California vineyard finds large role for compost

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California's Napa Valley has focused on the obvious benefits of compost tea, as it is one of the standard vineyard tools and is proved to be beneficial to agriculture. Two primary reasons for using compost tea are that the biological by-products get directly applied and it is an aid in disease management, too.

California, Pollutants produced & recycled, Waste management, Vineyards, Plant disease control

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What another century of global warming could do to our wilderness

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The extracts from the article, published in the 2007 yearly issue of the Wilderness is presented. It discussed some of the effects of the hundred years of global warming on the wilderness.

United States, Science & research, Administration of Conservation Programs, Wilderness Areas, Wilderness Area Programs, Research, Global warming, Environmentalists, Environmental activists

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