Greetings from Sustainable Food for the Globe.
Welcome to all Kindred Spirits
Greetings,
Ten years ago I took a chance, and wrote a book. Little did I know what doors would open, and how many interesting people I would encounter along the way.
Throughout my life's journey I have picked up tid bits of wisdom here and there. Now in my 70s, my treasure chest is full of gems collected along the way.
Interestly, there have been so many surprises along the way, meeting kindred spirits during each day.
With their gems and mine, there are treasure chests full of stories, some funny, some sad, but all of them providing each collaborators point of view.
Come with me throughout these pages and enjoy a virtual trip into the minds of today's movers and shakers.
Enjoy!
Norma Burnson, Author & Publisher
“Together we can keep Mother Nature vibrant and alive.”
SFFTG iNews!
SFFTG iNews! was foundered in order to celebrate Earth Day's 50th anniversary. Our Earth Day champion is Nadine B. Hack, who worked from the ground up to make April 22 a day of celebrating the importance of preserving our planet, our home for everyone living here. We also bring with honor celebrating all our brother, and sister nations.
We cover the multifaceted topics of food production, such as our concerns of food security & distribution, the reclaiming wasted food, the current speed of land deforestations, in addition to topics currently affecting Mother Nature.
As you read our stories, I personally invite you to share you and your communities ideas and advice - on the importance of keeping Mother Nature vibrant and alive, especially to save our global food supply.
Do you have stories to share about your little bit of earth? What advice can you share on how to better food production, food security? How to go about rescuing wasted food, or ideas on how to combate land desertification?
Looking forward to read, and share your wonderful ideas - the hopes and dreams for now, and our future.
Contact Information, norma.burnson@gmail.com
SFFTG iNews! 2024
Sustainable Food for the Globe began publication in 2014.
Our guest collaborators are movers and shakers - who share the same advocacy, "Work for the better good of all."
During interviews, collaborators share the wisdom accumulated throughout their life's journey - sharing the lifelong collection of "special gems" from their abundant "Treasure Chest."
Advice from children around the world, love from Pakistani children, 💖
Future Pioneers
It has always been my belief that no matter what is going on around us, our duty and stewardship is for the children of the world, and all the brother and sister nations that share Mother with us.
We need to give our children roots so the have a strong foundation. Still when the time is right let them run freely and fly like the wind.
Young Entrepreneurs
Jamiah Hargins, CropSwapLA
By re-integrating food production into our urban neighborhoods you can meaningfully address food production. Food security is perhaps the most obvious - growing fresh nutritious for local consumption is a goal that drives new growth in our communities.
Eva Monheim, The Plant a Trillion Trees Podcast
Experts
The objective of The Plant a Trillion Trees Podcast is to talk about the importance of trees and to promote planting proper tree care to create thriving urban forests in neighborhoods, parks, and open places.
Influencers
Theo Dunfey, Micheal Obama, Nadine B. Hack, President Obama
