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EcoTipping Points
- How do they work?
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cycles to virtuous - Ingredients for success
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- Saving a Coral Reef and Fishery (Apo Island, Philippines)
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- Escaping the Pesticide Trap (India)
- Rainwater Harvesting and Groundwater Replenishment (Rajasthan, India)
How Success Works:
- Saving a Coral Reef and Fishery (Apo Island, Philippines)
- Community Gardens Reverse Urban Decay (NYC, USA)
- Community Forests Reverse Tropical Deforestation (Thailand)
- Escaping the Pesticide Trap (India)
- Rainwater Harvesting and Groundwater Replenishment (Rajasthan, India)
Human Ecology:
Principles underlying
EcoTipping Points
India - New Delhi - Urban Rainwater Harvesting
- Story Overview: Rainwater harvesting at Shri Ram School makes it a key player in a widespread movement to address Delhi’s water shortages.
- Read the associated In-Depth Story
- Photos by Amanda Suutari | Feel free to download photos | Please credit photographer/website
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Display board with diagram
'Pump house'
School Recycling bins
Filtering compost
Composting worms
Eggplants ripening
'Enzyme' pit
The staff members
School garden
Landscaping
Young eggplants thriving
Adding water to compost
Pomegranate tree
Traditional medicinal plant
Student School mural
Student-made 'Fresco'
Clay designs
School entrance
The Sri Ram School
The Sri Ram School
Dry waste or 'mulch'
Compost
Moistening compost