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Our Objectives Learn more about the clear objectives of our Foundation. the objectives that form the core of the Eternal Foundations mission is follows: Preserve and advocate for the individual person, or groups’ liberty of conscience, access to alternative health solution and natural remedies, freedom of choice, freedom of religion, and the freedom to worship according to the dictates of one's own conscience. Cultivate morally upright, physically healthy, and psychosocially sound host communities and members of society by promoting the eight NEWSTART framework's principles of holistic human health. Capacitate and cultivate proactive, environmentally cautious and responsible host communities and members of society that work to support nature’s ecological progression and regenerative ability. Establish and advocate for the development, nurture, and protection of self-sufficient private, community, or public organic food and resource forests, gardens, greenhouse facilities, homesteads, farms, sanitarians, lifestyle centres, and the sustainable, efficient use of private/ public agro-pastoral lands; Advocate for, promote and support individuals, lifestyle centres, sanitariums, projects and activities that protect and/ or conserve the environment and natural habitats that promote human health, support human life, domestic animal life and wildlife. Conduct science, research, gather facts, literature, impart knowledge and information through constructive public lectures, dialogue, debate and education on areas and subject matters affected by the objects of the trust, and the moral health of the nation. Participate, and engage in community and capacity building projects that support the aim of the trust, and further the objects thereof. Author, record, stream and broadcast audio-visual and print media content that supports the aims of the trust and furthers the objects thereof. https://lnkd.in/daQXYRUs

Our Objectives Learn more about the clear objectives of our Foundation. the objectives that form the core of the Eternal Foundations mission is follows: Preserve and advocate for the individual person, or groups’ liberty of conscience, access to alternative health solution and natural remedies, freedom of choice, freedom of religion, and the freedom to worship according to the dictates of one's own conscience. Cultivate morally upright, physically healthy, and psychosocially sound host communities and members of society by promoting the eight NEWSTART framework's principles of holistic human health. Capacitate and cultivate proactive, environmentally cautious and responsible host communities and members of society that work to support nature’s ecological progression and regenerative ability. Establish and advocate for the development, nurture, and protection of self-sufficient private, community, or public organic food and resource forests, gardens, greenhouse facilities, homesteads, farms, sanitarians, lifestyle centres, and the sustainable, efficient use of private/ public agro-pastoral lands; Advocate for, promote and support individuals, lifestyle centres, sanitariums, projects and activities that protect and/ or conserve the environment and natural habitats that promote human health, support human life, domestic animal life and wildlife. Conduct science, research, gather facts, literature, impart knowledge and information through constructive public lectures, dialogue, debate and education on areas and subject matters affected by the objects of the trust, and the moral health of the nation. Participate, and engage in community and capacity building projects that support the aim of the trust, and further the objects thereof. Author, record, stream and broadcast audio-visual and print media content that supports the aims of the trust and furthers the objects thereof. https://lnkd.in/daQXYRUs

Our Objectives the objectives that form the core of the Eternal Foundations mission is follows: the objectives that form the core of the Eternal Foundations mission is follows: Preserve and advocate for the individual person, or groups’ liberty of conscience, access to alternative health solution and natural remedies, freedom of choice, freedom of religion, and the freedom to worship according to the dictates of one's own conscience. Cultivate morally upright, physically healthy, and psychosocially sound host communities and members of society by promoting the eight NEWSTART framework's principles of holistic human health. Capacitate and cultivate proactive, environmentally cautious and responsible host communities and members of society that work to support nature’s ecological progression and regenerative ability. Establish and advocate for the development, nurture, and protection of self-sufficient private, community, or public organic food and resource forests, gardens, greenhouse facilities, homesteads, farms, sanitarians, lifestyle centres, and the sustainable, efficient use of private/ public agro-pastoral lands; Advocate for, promote and support individuals, lifestyle centres, sanitariums, projects and activities that protect and/ or conserve the environment and natural habitats that promote human health, support human life, domestic animal life and wildlife. Conduct science, research, gather facts, literature, impart knowledge and information through constructive public lectures, dialogue, debate and education on areas and subject matters affected by the objects of the trust, and the moral health of the nation. Participate, and engage in community and capacity building projects that support the aim of the trust, and further the objects thereof. Author, record, stream and broadcast audio-visual and print media content that supports the aims of the trust and furthers the objects thereof. https://lnkd.in/daQXYRUs

🏙️🌏 This year’s World Habitat Day theme, “Engaging Youth to Create a Better Urban Future,” highlights the importance of involving young people in designing sustainable cities. Youth-driven innovations are crucial to creating urban spaces that are not only eco-friendly but also resilient and healthy for everyone. At One Health Society, we understand that the future of cities is directly tied to the health of the people, animals, and ecosystems that inhabit them. Together, we can empower the next generation to build cities that are truly sustainable and healthy. Learn more at our website: https://bit.ly/4dItSuf #YouthForSustainableCities #OneHealthMission #WorldHabitatDay #OneHealthSociety

The SOT Scientific Program Committee is adding two Hot Topic Sessions to the #2024SOT scientific program. These sessions are on the reproductive impacts of micro- and nanoplastics and the effect of tire wear particles on human and environmental health: https://bit.ly/3OKlKz2

Our health is connected to our food's health, and our food's health is connected to soil. Everything begins with soil. Join us in spearheading a soil health revolution, a food revolution, and a health revolution! Better health for the planet and for us. Watch more:

Do you want to switch from soiled bedding sentinels, but worry about the cost? University of Chicago conducted and published a detailed cost analysis when making the switch to exhaust dust testing (Luchins 2020). They found that environmental health monitoring was 26% less expensive than soiled bedding sentinels. By not needing to pay for ordering, shipping, and maintaining sentinel animals, this method of pathogen detection can decrease cost, while also reducing the number of animals used in research. There are a number of factors to consider in your own cost analysis, so our Rodent Health Monitoring Initiative created a downloadable spreadsheet to make calculations easier for you at your institution. Access the spreadsheet, as well as research into the cost of switching from sentinels, here: https://lnkd.in/ebv3Rft4

Did you know that dry seasons aren’t necessarily a bad thing when it comes to septic system health? Check out our latest blog post written by Jason Barrett from the Mississippi Water Resources Research Institute at Mississippi State University to discover the surprising benefits that dry weather can bring to your septic system. Learn how these unique conditions can improve efficiency and prolong the life of your system.  Read Here: https://lnkd.in/d9jaCaft #Septic #DrySeasons #septicsystems #EFCN #Multimedia #blog 

There is an indelible connection between the rights, health, and wellbeing of people, animals, and the planet. The evidence is clear that for humans to thrive, animals and the rest of the natural world must also thrive. In collaboration with other experts, Phoenix Zones Initiative has developed an impact assessment tool and metrics that professionals, communities, and policy makers can use to gauge the intended and unintended impacts of proposed or existing policies, industries, and infrastructure on the interdependent rights, health, and wellbeing of people, animals, and the planet. Check it out today: https://lnkd.in/esHaQaRa #HumanRights #AnimalRights #EnvironmentalJustice #EconomicWellbeing #Wellbeing #SustainableDevelopment

Did you know about the Green Heart Project? With the Inflation Reduction Act providing funding for cities to plant more trees this year, the Green Heart Louisville study provides compelling evidence for urban greening projects. By strategically planting trees, especially in disadvantaged areas near highways, we can create healthier, more equitable communities. The results are striking - after just a few years, people living in the tree-planted areas showed a 13% reduction in high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, a key marker of inflammation linked to heart disease, diabetes and certain cancers. This improvement is comparable to the benefits of starting a regular exercise routine. But the benefits don't stop there. The study also found that BMI and cholesterol levels improved over time in the tree-planted neighborhoods. Researchers believe the trees act as natural filters, removing harmful air pollutants from the highway that can cause inflammation and exacerbate health issues. This research is a crucial step in quantifying the health benefits of urban trees and making the case for investing in our urban forests! Learn more about this project: Abernathy, B. (2020). Green Heart Louisville. https://lnkd.in/e-fyGNnA Van Velzer, R. (2019). Rebuilding Louisville's Urban Forest To Combat Climate Change. https://lnkd.in/eYvzBWzg Sullivan, K. & Thompson, A. (2024). Living in tree-filled neighborhoods may reduce risk of heart disease, study shows. https://lnkd.in/evMDANgg