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Thank to @theladyaprill for this nice shout! #urbangarden #urbangardening #balconygarden #citygarden #balconygarden #urbanfarm #communitygarden #urbanfarming #roofgarden #gardens #jardin #garden #garten #potager #gardening #jardinage #growyourown #secretgarden #farmtotable
Nice #whereistand from @annette0927! #urbangarden #urbangardening #balconygarden #citygarden #balconygarden #urbanfarm #communitygarden #urbanfarming #roofgarden #gardens #jardin #garden #garten #potager #gardening #jardinage #growyourown #secretgarden #farmtotable
Photo by @stefanounterthiner. On assignment for @natgeo in the #Alps, #Italy. During springtime, males ibex (Capra ibex) are fighting for the hierarchy. @thephotosociety
Photo by @amytoensing (Amy Toensing). Northern Territory, Australia - A Yolngu Aboriginal girl cools off in a tide pool near the community of Bawaka on the Arnhem Land coast. For more photos, check out the story in this month's issue of National Geographic magazine. @natgeo #aboriginal #australia
A trapped songbird hangs from a glue-covered "lime stick" placed by poachers in Egypt who eat or sell them for food on the local market. Across the Mediterranean, hundreds of millions of birds are killed every year for food, profit, and amusement. See the heartbreaking National Geographic Magazine July issue story, "Last Song" by writer Jonathan Franzen and photographer David Guttenfelder. Photo by @dguttenfelder
Photo: @randyolson (Randy Olson) - A Hamar tribe bull jumping ceremony in the Omo River Valley in Ethiopia. I will be traveling back to this region later this summer to continue my documentary work on the region. @thephotosociety @geneticislands @natgeo #omovalley #africa #ethiopia #africa #ceremony #culture
Photo: @coryrichards A Bajo fisherman navigated his boat home near Sampela, #Indonesia. Thru government programs, the once nomadic people have been forced to settle, thus abandoning the nomadic lifestyle and impacting cultural practices... @thephotosociety #cultureinflux @natgeocreative

Good News for Solar

We’re entering a new era of solar energy.

Congress just passed historic solar legislation that will increase the use of solar energy all across US, and the President signed it into law. HR1424 extends the 30% solar tax credit for eight years and removes the $2000 monetary cap for residential solar electric installations.

This is a tremendous accomplishment, and is the result of many months of grassroots advocacy by the solar community, including our colleagues at Solar Energy Industries Association.

“This bill is a major step in our long journey toward energy independence and ensures that solar energy will be a significant part of America’s energy future,” said SEIA president Rhone Resch. “This long-term extension of the solar tax credits will create a domestic solar industry with hundreds of thousands of jobs while providing clean, affordable, carbon-free energy to millions of American families, businesses, and communities.”

Not only will this help families combat skyrocketing energy costs and generate thousands of green-collar jobs — but it will help homeowners save thousands of dollars to make solar energy even more affordable.

The timing is good because the National Solar Tour kicks off this weekend, making now the perfect time to learn more about solar energy. Mark your calendar!

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