26/10/2026 – By Denise Salmon
The love of a child is always special and they develop great
friendships that lasts for years. This audio book will encourage them
to continue caring and sharing as they grow.
It is a new addition to the Eco Kids Book Project you have been
supporting over the years by watching YouTube videos, reading articles
and books, playing eco games, doing social media sharing and placing orders
on Amazon, Gumroad, Bookfusion and Smashwords.
Yes, they could, if we cared enough.
Reminds me of a finding that disputed the old school idea that the sea couldn’t support a civilization: apparently the forerunner to the Incan empire build the first civilization between the Andes and the Pacific based on seafood, rather than agriculture? I can’t recall where I saw it, but I could make time to fish it up if you are interested, later?
Best,
S.Destinie
I would be glad to get more Thanks, I appreciate your support, I would like to get the information
This might be part of what I saw, but I don’t have time at the moment to follow up and verify: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/204195802_Early_Fishing_and_Inland_Monuments_Challenging_the_Maritime_Foundations_of_Andean_Civilization
thanks I will check it out
Good post Denise 😊
Thank you so much for reading it Pooja, have a great day
Yes, we can all definitely to our part. One of the RE that is often left is out Re-Fuse! Say no to the single use plastic bag, utensils or whatever. Plan ahead and bring your own stuff when shopping or out for the day. Or purchase bulk food so there is less packaging. It’s frustrating when the big business insists on wrapping a tube of toothpaste in a cardboard box. It’s so not necessary.
Thanks for reading the post, I hope change will come one day, I see there are new ways to turn waste into energy now
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