Look at what I made. My proud little creations. The garlic was grown at the spectacular farm of Blue Moon Produce, where I was an intern this past summer. Garlic is such a magical plant.
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- Jennifer Post
- Olympia, Washington, United States
- Jennifer has a passion for changing the current societal trends of unnecessary consumption and wastefulness.
Jamaica - sights of 2 years in the Peace Corps in Jamaica
the burn pile is a sight too familiar throughout Jamaica. Burning is even used for materials that will never combust, like aluminum cans
ocho rios, jamaica
this photo gives a good idea of the garbage that is burned, which in Jamaica is a method of disposal. Notice the plastic bottles, empty oil bottles, paper, styrofoam. these fires release toxic chemicals into the air
ocho rios, jamaica
a battery in the riverbed, uncovered after a heavy rainfall
ocho rios, jamaica
regular garbage collection is difficult to accomplish here, so dumpsters can become a hazard for human health
ocho rios, jamaica
plastic packaging and styrofoam litter is a huge problem in Jamaica. this garbage will eventually journey to the ocean with the next rain storm
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