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Dabkowski Featured in Nourishing The Planet

Ken Dabkowski has been apart of the Global Innovation Commons for about 3 years. Dabkowski works by expanding the threads of knowledge through the GIC and connecting creative collaborators, assisting people to bring viability to an idea. We applaud all of Ken's hard work with the Global Innovation Commons! To read the entire interview: http://blogs.worldwatch.org/nourishingtheplanet/saturday-series-an-interview-with-ken-dabkowski/

From Monterey, VA to Mongolia- A Felting Journey

 

Coconut Oil Combats Tooth Decay

 

Fascioliasis

 

Dengue Fever

 

Malaria- An Open Source Cure?

 

Guinea Worm Disease

 

Reverse Osmosis In The Home

Many households are starting to use reverse osmosis systems so that they might consume the freshest water possible from the tap. Reverse osmosis is simply a system of filtration that eliminates different molecules and ions out of the water. This removal of unwanted particles happens when the water passes through a permeable membrane that has small holes. This permeable membrane helps to stop particles like chlorine, metals, and fluoride from getting into the water we consume, thus creating a purer taste. Under the sink reverse osmosis systems are the most popular osmosis systems there are.

Water Pumps Supply Villages

 

Water Dispensers

Dieting and practicing a healthy lifestyle is becoming very popular in our society. Individuals need to consume fresh water in order for their wellbeing to increase. Water dispensers are helping to aid this. Water dispensers are increasing in popularity due to their effectiveness. Water dispensers are free of volatile organic compounds and eliminate the harmful bacteria that plastic water containers can develop during their journey to your local grocery store.

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