Waiting for certification
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The enactment of the Organic Food Production Act is expected to establish the credibility of organically produced and labeled products with consumers. An official definition of what constitutes an organic product and certification standards from the Department of Agriculture may lessen consumer skepticism.
Publication Name: Buzzworm
Subject: Environmental issues
ISSN: 0898-2996
Year: 1992
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Eco-parenting
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Eco-parenting is a continuing fight to protect the environment through the rearing of environmentally - conscious children. Patronizing organic produce and even tending an organic garden are among the many ways to foster environmental values in children.
Publication Name: Buzzworm
Subject: Environmental issues
ISSN: 0898-2996
Year: 1992
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Environmental solutions
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The use of pesticides in American agriculture is one of the major causes of environmental problems. Organic farming based on crop rotation and natural fertilizers is an ecologically sound alternative to pollution-causing chemical-based agriculture.
Publication Name: Buzzworm
Subject: Environmental issues
ISSN: 0898-2996
Year: 1992
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