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Unit title: Occupant health and well being; Principles of Noise and Windpower Presentation title:How much organic food could be produced in UK gardens and what environmental benefits would that bring? Unit number: B3 Unit date: February 16 th 2010 Presentation date:March 22 nd 2010 Student name: Craig Embleton Student number: 0750553 Seminar group: 1 (Melissa Taylor) e-mail:admin@greenfrontier.org website:www.greenfrontier.orgadmin@greenfrontier.orgwww.greenfrontier.org
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How much organic food could be produced in UK gardens and what environmental benefits would that bring?
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The BEGINNING of THE GOOD LIFE? OR
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Introduction Land available Growing methods Quantity of food produced Environmental benefits Conclusions Questions Contents
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Problems: 1. 89% fruit & 43% veg imported 2. Responsible for: 2.5%UK’s CO 2 e 45.3%pesticide 3.0% / 11.5% / 13.6%NPK fertilisers 3. We throw ¼ away. Solution? Introduction Grow your own!
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How much land (000,s ha) UK Gardens
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Biointensive Garden
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Forest Garden
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Garden Design Biointensive beds Forest Garden Glasshouse Pond Fertility Patch
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Percentage National Consumption
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Savings in tonnes CO 2 e16,400,000 Pesticides13,878 Nitrogen30,706 Phosphorus24,794 Potassium44,295 Increased wildlife habitat Millions of trees planted Ecopsychological Environmental Benefits
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Conclusion All our fruit and veg if we... share land. stop wasting food. eat in indigenous season food. Wildlife habitat Pollution . How much organic food could be produced in UK gardens and what environmental benefits would that bring?
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Questions?
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