This article talks about the possible sustainable solutions that owners of a golf course come up with as they come to notice the wildlife that lives in their golf course. The article explains that the owner is thinking about reducing fuel, fertilization, and air pollution. Constable states for us to "learn as much as you can, challenge the ways that things have been done and make decisions as if you were the owner of the golf course"(Constable 1). There are always going t be new ideas found and various possible sustainable solutions as well. No solutions will ever be identical.
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References
McPHERSON, D. (2014). Sunrises and Sustainable Solutions. Greenmaster, 49(2), 37.
Works Cited
McPHERSON, DAVID. "Sunrises And Sustainable Solutions." Greenmaster 49.2 (2014): 37. SPORTDiscus with Full Text. Web. 17 Apr. 2016.
Thanks for sharing! I think that you offer an interesting insight on a subject that we often take for granted and don't realize is a problem I appreciate your posts!
ReplyDeleteI think that the most important thing is that we look for actions that we can each take personally to be sustainable
ReplyDeleteDo you think these people owning a golf course gives them an advantage for knowing how to best help the environment?
ReplyDeleteIn thinking about golf courses, electric lawn mowers and electric golf carts would definitely help out the environment and reduce carbon emissions. This article goes to show that we can reduce our environmental impact in pretty much every area of life and business if we take time to think about it.
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