Blog Cooling Soil 
Low Impact
NOVEMBER 18, 2021
For the year following COP26 this calendar showcases twelve practices and activities that are part of the solution for cooling the planet and building the world we know is possible. From Agroforestry to Seed Saving, Soil Health to Coppicing, there’s a range of stories, all beautifully told by on the ground practitioners.
Planet Pulse
DECEMBER 13, 2022
Researchers are using PlanetScope to identify livestock enclosures in Kenya to support research in soil health and greenhouse gas emissions and others are using Basemaps to remotely evaluate the differences between drought- and locust-caused vegetation damage in Ethiopia. Climate mitigation and adaptation.
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Low Impact
DECEMBER 2, 2020
Older homes often still include these spaces: cool areas where perishable items can be stored at low temperature. But over the 20th Century, this concept of a walk-in pantry was lost, with most modern homes having little or no provision for cool food storage. Find the original article by Elizabeth Waddington on the Ethical.net blog.
Green Business Bureau
AUGUST 6, 2021
What a cool way to show off your company name and commitment to sustainability! To support soil health and ensure only non-toxic compounds are going into the ground, opt for organic mulch and non-synthetic fertilizers. There are even pencils that can be planted to grow flowers, herbs and vegetables.
GreenBiz
JANUARY 11, 2021
Microsoft’s cloud architecture eventually will house Land O’Lakes’ data tools including Truterra , which tracks impacts on soil , air and water from no-till, cover crops and fertilizer management practices, as well as WinField United r7 software that uses satellite imagery and geolocated data. UAE, Switzerland and France.
Green Business Bureau
JULY 1, 2022
Servers in data centers need a cool environment, which demands energy. Also, although computers need a cool environment to run, make sure to not keep rooms too cold, which would waste unnecessary power. Effects include erosion, sinkholes, loss of biodiversity, plus contamination of soil, groundwater, and service water.
Green Business Bureau
JULY 23, 2020
Also,the composting process averts methane emissions that cause global warming, and it converts organic material into valuable fertilizer that can be used to enrich poor soil and improve plant growth. Besides, composting also benefits restaurants and farmlands by lowering their waste hauling and disposal cost.
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