Wishful Fishing
Nonproducing ocean oil rigs may serve a new purpose as artificial reefs, providing essential fish and marine habitats.
Filed under: Green Living, November 2012 | Tagged: artificial reefs, environment, fish, marine habitats, ocean, oil rigs | Leave a Comment »
House Happiness
“Small is beautiful” is back in vogue, as homeowners seek streamlined simplicity, less stuff and greater environmental and financial savings.
Filed under: Featured Articles, November 2012 | Tagged: economy, environment, environmental, homes, less stuff, simple life, simplicity, small homes | Leave a Comment »
Threatened Species Rebound
The American bald eagle and other decimated populations targeted by international conservation efforts, from Rwanda’s mountain gorillas to India’s wild tigers, show encouraging signs of recovery.
Filed under: Featured Articles, October 2012 | Tagged: american bald eagle, bald eagle, climate, conservation, environment, extinct, international conservation efforts, species rebound | Leave a Comment »
Spotlight on Sustainable Colleges
College-bound students appear to be thinking green. Environmental credentials, in addition to academic excellence and affordable tuition, are gaining traction in their selection process.
Filed under: Green Living, September 2012 | Tagged: climate, college, eco, education, environment, environmental, students, transportation, tuition, university | Leave a Comment »
Practical Options for Chlorine-Free Swimming
Chlorine kills germs, but exposure to the toxic chemical causes side effects to skin, hair and lungs. Safe, refreshing options are available.
Filed under: Featured Articles, July 2012 | Tagged: alternatives to chlorine pools, chlorine, environment, health, pools, travel, vacation | Leave a Comment »
…what we eat and feed our families is critically important!
A campaign by this national coalition has united 1 million Americans to demand mandatory labeling of genetically engineered (GE) or modified organism (GMO) foods.
Filed under: Health Brief, June 2012 | Tagged: climate, environment, GE, GMO, labeling, national coalition, organism | Leave a Comment »
Make Simple Switches to Have an Environmentally-friendly Excursion
Consider switching from traditional items that generate pollution and waste, such as charcoal briquettes and disposable cutlery, to greener, more conscious choices.
Filed under: Green Living | Tagged: environment, pollution, travel, vacation, waste | Leave a Comment »
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