Entries by Mark L. Miller

2023: A Year to Strengthen our Socio-Environmental Activities!

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Mark L. Miller
An overview of our 2023: an industrious year that strengthened us and added momentum to our social-environmental activities.

Born in 2022. Officially Building Up our Environmental Organization

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Mark L. Miller
With the birth of ECONTROVERTIA APS, the GreenMarked platform and Social Media Detox moved to a whole new level. Have a look at our accomplishments in 2022 and get your 2023 membership card!

Climate-Friendly Bolivian Urban Agroecology to Achieve Local Food Security and Sovereignty in Bolivia

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Mark L. Miller
Implemented by certified communities, Bolivian urban agroecology is a future-proof form of farming that can be scaled up to help achieve local food security and sovereignty in the country.

Bolivia’s Chiquitanía Running Out of Water

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Mark L. Miller
In the Chiquitanía (Bolivia), rivers, streams and lakes are disappearing because of water depleting and polluting farming practices at the expense of downstream local communities.

Agroecology in Brazil: From the Fields to University

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Mark L. Miller
With Professor Dr. Fernando Silveira Franco, we discuss the development of agroecology in Brazil: the rise from the land, the spread across universities, the integration in national policies.

Bolivian Agroecology in Harmony with Forest Conservation

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Mark L. Miller
In 2018-2019, wildfires destroyed many forested areas of the Chiquitania, Bolivia. Connecting agroecology, forest conservation and restoration, GreenMarked and PROBIOMA-PROBIOTEC set up a plant nursery and started transferring new trees to the wild forest.

Agroforestry to Fight Food Insecurity in Brazil

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Mark L. Miller
The high unemployment and the pandemic have led many Brazilians to a condition of food vulnerability. To tackle the hunger crisis, agroecological farmers like Ana Bovoy in São Paulo created a net of food distribution initiatives all over the country.

An Agroecological Farm in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia

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Mark L. Miller
Two Bolivian college students tell us their experience in the agroecological farm of Santa Cruz de la Sierra supported by GreenMarked. Can agroecology help Bolivia achieve food security and reforest burned areas?

A traineeship in agroecology. The review of two Bolivian university students

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Mark L. Miller
Two engaging stories about the role of Bolivian agroecology in promoting sustainable development among the young generations.

Agroecology and social tree-planting to tackle the climate crisis. The story and view of a Bolivian agroecological producer

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Mark L. Miller
Our Agrecol Trees project in Bolivia is also a place for sharing authentic environmental stories. Read the story of Nelly: a farming community leader, a true land guardian and climate crisis fighter.

Starting, shaping and consolidating projects: our 2021 year review

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Mark L. Miller
In 2021, many of our environmental ideas evolved into real projects. GreenMarked is not only an environmental blog and education platform! Here is a recap of our projects.

A school, windstorm Vaia and Alpine forests restoration

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Mark L. Miller
A tree planting activity in Trentino has taught secondary school students about extreme events, reforestation and the human impact on Alpine forests.

Agroecology for a better water management in Trentino

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Mark L. Miller
Even though it is still poorly known in Europe, agroecology can be further implemented with modern and traditional farming practices to improve Trentino’s water management.

A stakeholder analysis to spread agroecology in Trentino

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Mark L. Miller
A stakeholder analysis to launch our “Environmental Blogging Boost 4 Students” project to increase the spread of agroecological knowledge and know-hows in Trentino.

An organic district for the Province of Trento: rejected, but...

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Mark L. Miller
The referendum to establish a provincial organic district in Trentino was rejected but it shows that more than 65,000 Trentino citizens want a more sustainable type of agriculture.

Who stands for the organic district referendum?

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Mark L. Miller
Two days from referendum day, which political party has openly sided for and against the provincial organic district in Trentino?

Trentino and its farming sector. Time to return the favor for cleaner water courses

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Mark L. Miller
Due to farming products, the Adige river and many water courses in Val di Non have recorded exceedances of the admissible contamination thresholds.

Running in the usual direction

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Mark L. Miller
The high use of water-contaminating synthetic fertilizers and plant protection products, zero-biodiversity policy within the farmland are still the core values of the farming business in Trentino.

Healthier agroecosystems for the whole community

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Mark L. Miller
A vineyard or an apple orchard are not just agroindustrial areas to exploit for food production or the livelihood and profits of farmers. They are multifunctional agroecosystems that affect the quality of life and health local citizens.

The "Native Carbon Tree" Project Kick-off

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Mark L. Miller
Together with the Bolivian Foundation “AGRECOL Andes”, we kicked-off the "Native Carbon Tree” project to plant agroecological trees in the metropolitan area of Cochabamba.

2020: Turning a Personal Blog into a Business

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Mark L. Miller
2020 finally ended. It was an outstanding experience. Here's our 2020 GreenMarked year review.

Un Fico Secco

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Mark L. Miller

Detto e fatto

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Mark L. Miller