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Sunday, August 16, 2009
Farmers consultation meeting
GEO has conducted a meeting with the farmers of Peddamaduru village on 14th August to explain about the objectives of ongoing Good Stoves and Biochar communities project with the support of Good Planet. It was conducted at Champak Hills, Jangoan.
Sunday, July 26, 2009
re:char Fellow
re:char is a developer of innovative mobile pyrolysis technologies. Dr. N. Sai Bhaskar Reddy, GEO is the re:char Fellow support the efforts through blogging and outreach. re:char fellows are researchers, authors and students at the forefront of the biochar and pyrolysis revolution, and are crucial for raising awareness of both our technologies and the biochar concept.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
OUREARTH-WEWILL PARTNERS WITH GEO
Mr. Satish Sikha a very well know International fashion designer dedicated himself for mitigating the Global warming and the impacts visited GEO on 6th April 2009 to understand the work of GEO and to explain about his innovative project involving children all over the world on Global warming mitigation and awareness initiative. He has enrolled with GEO as a parter in their mission.
Their website is http://www.ourearth-wewill.com
Students visit GEO from Uppasala University, Sweden
Ms. Caroline and Ms. Theresa students of Prof. Hans Blomkvist, Uppasala University http://www.statsvet.uu.se/ visited GEO for an interview (1st April 2009) with Dr. N. Sai Bhaskar Reddy on
1. How does your work relate to bioenergy?
2. What are your opinions on and goal for bioenergy?
In our work we always have networks of people and organizations we discuss things with, get information from and cooperate with. There are many ways of exchanging information. You can have personal contact directly like meetings face to face and meet at conferences or seminars; you can also exchange information by telephone or email; you can also get information indirectly from websites or pamphlets. When we talk about networks we mean all this. We are interested in what these networks look like in the field of bioenergy. We are now going to ask you some questions with regards to your networks.
1. How does your work relate to bioenergy?
2. What are your opinions on and goal for bioenergy?
In our work we always have networks of people and organizations we discuss things with, get information from and cooperate with. There are many ways of exchanging information. You can have personal contact directly like meetings face to face and meet at conferences or seminars; you can also exchange information by telephone or email; you can also get information indirectly from websites or pamphlets. When we talk about networks we mean all this. We are interested in what these networks look like in the field of bioenergy. We are now going to ask you some questions with regards to your networks.
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