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ET-012: The Solar Oven: A Tool of Sustenance


ECOTECH'94 invites you to join the discussion of the paper entitled:
"The Solar Oven: A Tool of Sustenance" by Mark Harrington (U.S.A.)

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Mark's vocation is as an Industrial Hygienist for the State of
California.  His avocation is the design and construction of solar
ovens and other appropriate technology tools.  He is currently writing
a book exploring new paths toward global sustainability.  His
interests range from Anthropology, travel, mythology, microbiology,
shamanism, farming, music, and beyond...

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Article 34297 of rec.gardens:
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From: Jack Sanders <jfsanders@delphi.com>
Newsgroups: rec.gardens
Subject: Re: Seeking book recommendations -- herbs and wildflowers
Date: Thu, 2 Jun 94 20:38:47 -0500
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Milt Epstein <epstein@ta9.cs.uiuc.edu> writes:
 
>Hi.  I was hoping to get some book recommendations.  Two actually.
>One for something on herb gardening, and the other on wildflowers (but
>perhaps you already figured that out :-).  I'm interested in books
 
If you are interested in learning of the natural history, folklore, name
origins, etc., as well as something about gardening with wildflowers,
I would humbly (well, perhaps not) recommend "Hedgemaids and Fairy
Candles: The Lives and Lore of North American Wildflowers" (TAB/McGraw-Hill,
1993), written by this writer. It might help you decide which species
would be most fun to have as well as which would do best in your
environment.
 
All the best,
--Jack