An interview by the HuffPost Live with Hannah Shayler, Cornell Waste Management Institute, and others discussing how people can address concerns about soil contamination to confidently grow their own vegetables, raise chickens, and reap the many other benefits of urban gardening and urban agriculture. October 18, 2012. Watch the full interview here….Continue Reading “What Lies Beneath”
Cornell plays big role in Northeast biofuel project
Cornell is playing a major role in the Northeast Woody/Warm-season Biomass Consortium (NEWBio), a research and education project led by the Pennsylvania State University that seeks to develop perennial feedstock production systems and supply chains for shrub willow and such warm-season grasses as switchgrass and miscanthus. ChronicleOnline, October 17, 2012…Continue Reading Cornell plays big role in Northeast biofuel project