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Comment on Beijing Smart Grid Conference: Day 2 by Nee

Nee — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 09:32:57 +0000

We will hold “Smart Grid China Summit 2010″ in 22nd-23rd April in Beijing.

If you’re interest to join us, you can call the number on the website or contact with me directly!

A wonderful Tiger Year in China!

Yours: Celia

Comment on Shanghai Organic Biofarm by Sam

Sam — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 05:57:04 +0000

Hi guys, really need some help, been trying to find organic canary seed (also known as bird seed or alpiste seed) in Shanghai, this is for human consumption, unfortunately have not been very lucky yet, any ideas?

Thanks!

Sam

Comment on 10 Million Algae Eaters Clean China’s Taihu Lake by 10 Million Algae Eaters Clean China’s Taihu Lake | Shufei Lei

10 Million Algae Eaters Clean China’s Taihu Lake | Shufei Lei — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 19:54:03 +0000

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Comment on A Visit to Shanghai’s First Organic Farm. Biofarm by Juanita

Juanita — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 08:28:33 +0000

What is the exact address for Biofarm Shanghai please

Comment on Reduced Fertilizer Equals Reduced Water Pollution. It’s That Simple by caglar keskin

caglar keskin — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 14:48:09 +0000

I live in a village and work in agriculturing. We use fertilizers and i try to read everything about them.
This information is very useful for me. I also found another useful guide about fertilizers;

http://agricultureguide.org/agriculture/fertilizers/

Comment on Shanghai Municipal Incineration. Converting Trash to Energy by Felix Staratschek

Felix Staratschek — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 11:28:26 +0000

Hallo!

Greatings from Germany! I have made an informationpage about an german recycling- and waste- management- idea in german and english language (kryo- recycling). Pleace spread this infomation to all persons, you know, that many people get knowkedge about this idea and good alternatives to incineration.

If you and others have some more or new information, pleace send the information to my adress. .

Here is the link to my informationpage:
http://sites.google.com/site/kryorecycling

With best Greatings, Felix Staratschek, Freiligrathstr. 2, D- 42477 Radevormwald

Comment on Shanghai Organic Biofarm by Sam Hua

Sam Hua — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 11:33:33 +0000

Biofarm is excellent (actually, it used to be called O Store). And their delivery schedule now is much more convenient.

The selection of organic in Shanghai is really growing.

I also recommend Shanghai Organics (www.shorganics.com) for delivery of organic vegetables and more.

And you can try Helekang (www.helekang.com) also for delivery of organic vegetables and more. They normally deliver after 2 days.

For organic restaurant prepared food, try Organic Kitchen Shanghai (http://www.organickitchenshanghai.com). They have a menu with soups, sandwiches, salads, pastas, chinese food, etc. They will delivery in about half an hour.

People should try to support organic food an order from the above companies. Inorganic food in China is laced with pesticides, and the meat is puped full of growth hormones and anti-biotics. It is terrible for our health and terrible for the environment!

Comment on Shanghai Municipal Incineration. Converting Trash to Energy by Chi

Chi — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 03:04:34 +0000

Caryn,

as far as i know, hk has only one demo plant for energy-from-waste. the govt is planning a new plant and it’s under public consultation now.

hk has been relying too much on landfill which is not a sustainable solution and very expensive to maintain. Shanghai’s goal of achieving zero landfill waste is the right direction, but i highly doubt if it would be possible, it’s a even more aggressive target than the european.

Comment on A Visit to Shanghai’s First Organic Farm. Biofarm by Rahim Samuel

Rahim Samuel — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 20:14:23 +0000

I’m not sure if there are any bio/organic farms in the US yet, but if there aren’t I can’t wait to see the first one. I love organic produce. It taste so much better than what you get at the regular supermarkets.

Rahim Samuel
Publisher, Wellnessbymanymeans.com

Comment on Shanghai Municipal Incineration. Converting Trash to Energy by Rich

Rich — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 17:25:34 +0000

Howard.

no, I did not visit local residents, however to be honest I don’t remember seeing a residential building anywhere near the building. there were a few commercial buildings.

As for the protests, yes, I have heard that there were protests and while we were at the facility they mentioned that their third phase was on hold do to the concerns expressed by citizens “in the area”.