Environmental & Conservation Organizations in Peterborough, ON
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Results from the 'Environmental & Conservation Organizations' category in Peterborough
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378 Aylmer St N, Suite 4, Peterborough, K9H 3V8
(705) 745-3238
Charity Organization, Environmental Conservation Organization, Environmental organization 
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647 Neal Drive, Peterborough, K9J 6X7
(705) 745-1181
Oakridge Environmental Ltd. strives to be recognized as the leading problem-solver among environmental consulting firms. 
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250 Milroy Drive, Peterborough, K9H 7M9
(705) 745-5791
Ecological Organizations, Environnement, Services publics et environnement, Organization, Civic & Social Associations, Ecologie et conservation de l environnement-Organismes, Environmental Conservation, Membership Organizations, Environmental Conservation Organization, Conservation department 
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654 PARK STREET NORTH, Peterborough, K9H 2P4
705 876 8058
The BtB Co-op is committed to producing and selling ecologically-responsible food. This means working with producers to expand our local production capacity and help more farmers achieve a strict set of sustainable food production standards. Some producers will have Canadian organic certification; other producers will be using co-op resources to work towards that goal. Nurturing and protecting our local food supply - Losing farmers from our community also means losing farmland to urban expansion. Currently it is very cheap to buy food from abroad. This is due to lower wages, subsidized fuel costs and industrial sized farms controlled by agri-business. This is not sustainable and one day food from abroad may be very expensive if available at all. Many regions that grow much of our food are deserts that rely on ground water, not rain, for irrigation. Water tables are depleting quicker than they are replenished. Heavy watering also leads to salinization of the soil as sodium leaches up toward the surface. It is the salinization of cropland that has resulted in the collapse of civilizations before us and is responsible for the 200% increase in sodium levels of tomatoes. 
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1434 Chemong Rd, Unit 4, Peterborough, K9J 6X2
(705) 741-5000