Mar 12, 2021 | GEAI Volunteers, Good practices, News
Marine animals die from eating plastic; this is why I wanted to raise awareness about single use plastic and its consequences. Humans eat up 18.1 kg of plastic in their lifetime. In a way, you eat the plastic that you trough away. I think that information...
Mar 3, 2021 | Good practices, News
During the last century, one of humanity’s main goals has always been constant growth, in order to reach undefined well-being. This growth can be seen in everyday life and it affects agriculture above all. Major impacts include the impoverishment of soil,...
Feb 10, 2021 | GEAI Volunteers, Good practices
Nature is a phenomenon of the physical world, collectively, including plants, animals, landscape and other features and products of the earth. I want to show a video with you. In particular, I choose this one because it is a personification of Nature and I am sure it...
Oct 22, 2020 | GEAI Volunteers, Good practices
I grew up in a small town, still very attached to its rural history, and the concept of the farm is very familiar. But yet, when we left Tommy Earley’s farm, I was speechless with wonder. Last Friday, Tommy greeted us to his house and workplace. He takes care of 80...
Apr 3, 2020 | Good practices
Heritage The whole area surrounding the sleepy village of Arigna, in County Roscommon, near the Leitrim border, was once one of Ireland’s lively mining and ironworks hotspot. Thousands of miners, generation after generation, extracted ore from the heart of the...
Jan 20, 2020 | Good practices, News
In this blog we’ll explore the new opportunities for community power, via community-owned energy assets, but first… Some updates from our Solar System As reported in a previous blog, GEAI now has its own 6 kW Solar Photovoltaic System installed on...
