Going green should not be scary. I feel like so many people are intimidated by the vastness of the ecological movement, of sustainability, of the color green. In his TED conference talk, “The paradox of choice,” Barry Schwartz explains how too many choices can paralyze us from making a decision. I learned the same theory [...]
Posts Tagged ‘pollution’
Going green, one baby step at a time
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged farming, green, pollution, water on 27 July 2008 | 4 Comments »
Wait, Jews in China?
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged China, community, pollution on 20 April 2008 | 2 Comments »
I mean, I know China’s a big country, but really?
According to an article written by Daniel J. Elazar, there are four distinctly traceable groups of Jews in China, the largest of which are the Kaifeng:
The city of Kaifeng, located approximately 300 miles from Beijing, contains the remnants of a Jewish community which flourished in the [...]
