Response: The labels on ecolabelindex.com are a posting of various ecosystem friendly certifications, governance boards, and methods. The information available provides credible transparency for consumers and organizations seeking ecosystem friendly guidance in a range of areas.
2. How do your consumer (buying) choices affect biodiversity?
Response: Most of our household purchases include organic or phosphate free products. Intentions to create a healthier environment are on-going. However, after writing about the phosphorous cycle, the next effort toward reducing nutrient pollution is phosphate free fertilizer for the yard. In all, our consumer buying choices consider biodiversity when knowledge about these issues surface. …show more content…
Pick one of these methods that you feel would be usable in YOUR city/village/town. How? Explain.
Response: The columbia.edu site presented information about USDA Organic. Since this certification is local to the United States and serves Buford, Georgia, specific methods of agriculture include the absence of traditional pesticides or petroleum-based fertilizers. It has not yet been determined all requirements to be certified USDA Organic, but there must be information for organic lawn care to curb an ailing phosphorous cycle. If USDA Organic fertilizers exist, the USDA Organic method would benefit local soil and water