earthrise - Aquaponics & Safeguarding Haiti's Marine Life
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Growing fish and vegetables symbiotically in the Mid West; training young Haitians to help protect their reefs; an Indian city embraces sustainable energy.
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agreed, Al Jazeera needs to cover thorium
Love earthrise, keep em coming Al J
The gentleman in Milwaukee really put some thought into a do-able fish farm. Ingenuity.
Wow!! Love that LED Lalita Tripurasundari @ 24:25 .. Great broadcast AJE this Earthrise series is incredibly progressive and enlightening .. 5*****
Inspiring!
need to put a cover on those cfl bulbs. they emit UV rays. Each bulb should come with a plastic like cover.
talipia is not a very nutritious fish. i wonder about the nutrition of the crops grown without soil also.
Thorium Thorium Thorium . . . That was very less... Want more on TAT - TAT - TAT
I wish they treated the fish with a little bit more respect.
Why not LEDs instead of those toxic CFLs?
There are so many progressive people like them in the USA. But unfortunately at the same time their are people who don't give a dam and just think about money and fame. These people should be appreciated.