Novel Fish Farming And Crop Growing At New Alchemy Institute
In Falmouth Massachusetts a team of about two dozen drop out scientists at the New Alchemy Institute pursue self sustaining, human scale farming experiments. They build a windmill powered ark with three ponds and a geodesic dome to grow tilapia and vegetables using fish wastes to fertilize plants. Researchers say the method could be adapted for urban or suburban homes, reducing reliance on chemical agriculture while producing food and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Mass
Cape Cod
Todd
Ark
John Todd
New Alchemy Institute
Sor
John Ryther
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
Edwards Island
Canada
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
St. Peter's
Carly
Earle Barnhart
NASA
Embry
Tyrone Cashman
Institute
Global News In Brief Highlights Across Six Cities
In Nagasaki a 48 year old man in underpants and gloves admits burglary of 60 homes saying he feared clothes he stole. In Tokyo Americans talk more than Japanese, study finds. In Munich a therapist says TV harms couples emotions. In Manila traffic wastes 1.3 million dollars in gasoline yearly. In Prague Czech births top 291000 with population rise. In Washington Rhodes declines vice presidential bid, aims for speaker role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagasaki
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Sagister Cerv
San Diego
Calif
Costa Rica
India
Prince
Journal of Science
Mionia
Tokyo
Communications Association of the Pacific
Munich
West Germany
Raphael Lenne
Manila
The
Philippines
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Rhodes
Washington
House
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Ford
Sadat
Rabin
U.S
M&m Furn
Monrose St
Main St
Woodrow Wilson
America
Swicegood
Danville
Sears
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Durham
Burlington
Rocky Mount High
Coldsboro
Nation
Spartanburg
Florerice Vas
Lynchburg
Ridge ‘St