The Next Small Thing

Wanda Strukus is a writer/director/filmmaker who likes small things with large ramifications.

The Community Garden Project is a documentary film about urban gardens. And community. It is about our desire for a little plot of land, and our need to grow something of our own. It is about sustainability, how we eat, and how we care for one another. Or not.
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When Marjolein Noyce posted this on Ikea Hackers, I sprinted (figuratively) to the Conceptual Devices website to check out their “Malthus: A Meal a Day or How I Learned To Stop Worrying about the Food and Love the (Population) Bomb”

Yep, it’s a smarty-pants in-home aquaponics unit based on an Ikea Broder hack.  

Fantastic!

Although, if I kept fish in my apartment, I’d get way too attached to cook them…

Posted at 10:14am and tagged with: food, permaculture, sustainability, ikea, conceptual devices, garden, gardening, indoor garden, aquaponics, aquaculture, diy, urban agriculture,.

When Marjolein Noyce posted this on Ikea Hackers, I sprinted (figuratively) to the Conceptual Devices website to check out their “Malthus: A Meal a Day or How I Learned To Stop Worrying about the Food and Love the (Population) Bomb”
Yep, it’s a smarty-pants in-home aquaponics unit based on an Ikea Broder hack.  
Fantastic!
Although, if I kept fish in my apartment, I’d get way too attached to cook them…
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As it turns out, quite a few people in the Boston area didn’t know that a lot of those famously delicious steamers and chowder clams are dug out of the Boston Harbor by third-generation clammers…while clamming hasn’t made much noise in the local food movement, it’s actually a pretty big deal and in a pretty perilous situation thanks to a noncommittal response to fuel spills by Massport and Swissport.  This is a great exposé by Phoenix writer Chris Faraone “Are Logan Airport polution and Massport indifference killing Boston’s proud clam-digging tradition? (Shucking Fits).”

Posted at 9:42am and tagged with: farm, urban farm, urban agriculture, aquaculture, urban aquaculture, local, locally grown, food, community, clams, clamming, pollution, politics, boston,.