As it’s the 138th birthday of Margaret Sanger, the woman who founded Planned Parenthood and coined the term “birth control,” it seems a good time to mention some of the ramifications of her work.
Category: Sustainability
From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: How to Keep Home Wastewater Environmentally Safe
Homes day to day chores result into wastewater which is not disposed of well may be a disaster for the family. Bacteria and different types of harmful insects like mosquito get homage mostly from home wastewater, which comes back and …
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From Guest Blogger Dixie Somers: How Environmental Improvements Affect Animals
We humans tend to see ourselves as being at the height of evolution and therefore don’t always consider how we’re impacting the environment when we allow urban expanses, pollution, sedimentation, and a lapse in helpful agricultural policies to reign supreme. …
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Go ahead. Think differently. It’s OK.
In response to a recent post, MarcoPolo, who never misses a trick, writes: Did you ever pause for a minute and just consider how your hysterical diatribe sounds to the average person? This is a great question, as I do …
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From Guest Blogger Lauren Williamson: Five Common Misconceptions About Business Sustainability
There’s a lot of noise in the world right now when there is chatter about sustainability and how it affects businesses. On one side, there are those that have the misconception that sustainability efforts are irrelevant and counterproductive for businesses …
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From Guest Blogger Diana Smith: Eco-Friendly Business Ideas for Green-Minded Entrepreneurs
Red is the warmest color, or at least it was. Nowadays green is hot, especially in today’s economy. Going green means saving money, water, energy, and other valuable resources. Those who’re seeking to enter the world of eco-friendly business should …
Everyone Should Be On Board with Environmentalism
Frequent commenter Marco Polo offers this suggestion to a reader who’s weighing her options re: cleantech: Like most consumers, you will decide on the technology’s convenience and value for money first and ideology second. That’s not wrong, it’s just common sense; …
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Once More, Renewable Energy Crusaders Are “Knights in Armor Bent on Chivalry”
As we celebrate Van Morrison’s 72nd birthday, let’s take a look back at a post I wrote five years ago. By the time I’ve driven my rental car off the Avis lot in any particular city, I’ve usually found a …
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From Guest Blogger Lauren Williamson: Top Eco-friendly Methods of Waste Disposal
With development, rising population, there is bound to be more waste generation. Proper waste management is crucial for keeping the environment from possible damage and saving it for our future generations.
From Guest Blogger Brooke Chaplan: Recycling Resurgence–Four Ways to Jump on the Bandwagon and Stay There
A great deal of resources are used in manufacturing consumer goods and producing packaging. When you recycle junk mail, aluminum cans, and milk jugs, you are playing an important role in helping the planet. Consider these four ways in which …
