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Daily Archives: November 23, 2021

Bringing green onions scraps to life

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionNovember 23, 2021

by Learning Lead – Elisabeth Huang One of the first things I learned to grow successfully when I was living in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, in an adorable little home but with little growing space was green onions. With little space to grow my little green friends, I filled my small green pot with some soil…

Making Bike Mechanics’ Aprons from Recycled Jeans (Part 2)

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionNovember 23, 2021

by Learning Lead – Fidel Pacay It has been a fun journey so far learning to operate the sewing machine that I chose to to do this project with.  I am very impressed by the ingenuity and engineering that went into the design of the Singer 4452 Heavy Duty Machine. It’s practicality makes learning how to sew…

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Cautious Optimist

Pedal Power: Building a bicycle-powered generator.

Bike Mechanics’ Aprons from Recycled Jeans

I love colour. Amy Sinclair

The Vegetables of our Labour

Waterlution Blog

The UN Water Conference and the Water Action Decade 

Waterlution Brasil: 6 anos fomentando inovação aberta e colaborativa

Op ed from outgoing staff member Olivia: why you should start your career in a small but growing and innovative non profit

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