It was a big jump from PS #26 to PS #27, and we, Kenric and Arin, want to catch you all up onto the work that has been done on the greenhouse. Starting from the first addition, a computer fan. Since the summer weather makes the greenhouse really hot for the plants, and even moreContinue reading “PS #26.5: Continuing The Greenhouse”
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City of Fremont Earth Day
On Saturday, April 19th, we visited the City of Fremont’s Earth Day. We had a great time, visiting booths from Fremont LEAF, Daily Bowl, and other local organizations. From tasting honey to learning about composting with worms, we explored a wide range of fun activities that showed how small actions can make a big impact.Continue reading “City of Fremont Earth Day”
Launching Entrepreneurs for Planet Earth
Exciting news for young entrepreneurs passionate about making a difference! The Climate Roots’ Entrepreneurship Competition is now live and accepting applications from middle and high school students. This innovative competition, hosted by us, challenges young minds to develop sustainable business ideas that address food insecurity while creating a lasting impact on both planetary and humanContinue reading “Launching Entrepreneurs for Planet Earth”
Students’ role in climate action
In the fight against climate change, the involvement of school students is crucial. This youth demographic brings innovation, energy, and a personal stake in the future of our planet. Engaging in climate action helps students develop a deeper understanding of the impacts of global warming and the necessity of sustainable practices. This involvement also cultivatesContinue reading “Students’ role in climate action”
PS #12: Hydroponics Explained
When it came to designing our greenhouse, we had some ambitious goals: to be space-efficient, water-efficient, and energy-efficient. We realized that the best way to achieve these goals was by incorporating hydroponics into our system. Hydroponics isn’t just a trend in modern agriculture; it’s a revolutionary method that aligns with our goals of sustainability andContinue reading “PS #12: Hydroponics Explained”
PS #11: Completed Hydroponics
Today, we finished the entire hydroponics system, allowing water to flow seamlessly from the reservoir, through the system, and all the way back to the reservoir. We used the same format as the first pipe to make two other identical pipes. We connected the first pipe with an intake hose attached to the pump, andContinue reading “PS #11: Completed Hydroponics”
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