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Nov 21: The tremendous success of agroecology in Africa [1]
Nov 20: Iowa’s Climate-Change Wisdom [2]
Nov 20: Bangladesh fires up large-scale solar to boost power generation [3]
Nov 19: Casau Community Garden, Salies, France [4]
Nov 18: Polisdigitocracy: Digital Technology, Citizen Engagement and Climate action [5]
Nov 17: Zimbabweans Align With Climate-Smart Agriculture Amid Food Deficits [6]

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-  |Image:barreloffunstep1.png|Figure 1: The 55 gallon barrel cut in half. (Photo by Paul Sereno)|Step 1: The first step, after obtaining a food-grade 55-gallon drum, is to cut it in half lengthwise, as shown on the left.
+  |Image:barreloffunstep1.png |Figure 1: The 55 gallon barrel cut in half. (Photo by Paul Sereno)
-  |Image:barreloffunstep2.png|The removal of the end will create a "nest" barrel. (Photo by Paul Sereno)|Step 2: Cut 3” off of one end of one half, seen as the line marked for cutting. This will make the “nest” barrel.
+ |The first step, after obtaining a food-grade 55-gallon drum, is to cut it in half lengthwise, as shown on the left.
-  |Image:barreloffunstep3.png|Figure 1b: The barrels are connected and overlap by 5". (Photo by Paul Sereno)|Step 3: Then lay the intact half inside the nest barrel. Adjust the barrels until they overlap by 5”.
+  |Image:barreloffunstep2.png  |The removal of the end will create a "nest" barrel. (Photo by Paul Sereno)
+ |Cut 3” off of one end of one half, seen as the line marked for cutting. This will make the “nest” barrel.
+  |Image:barreloffunstep3.png  |Figure 1b: The barrels are connected and overlap by 5". (Photo by Paul Sereno)
+ |Then lay the intact half inside the nest barrel. Adjust the barrels until they overlap by 5”.
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