One of the best ways of communing with nature is by going on a camping trip. It’s a wonderful educational opportunity, and if you’ve never been camping then you don’t know what you are missing. Camping is certainly a favoured …
From Guest-Blogger Alia Haley: Ten Green Vacation Camping Tips Read More »
By 2010, 69% of businesses in the US had jumped aboard the Green Initiative. Going green is everything these days. It actually costs me less to buy eco-friendly light bulbs at my neighborhood store because companies have more incentive to …
From Guest Blogger Damian: How To Keep Shooting In Full Color When You’re Going Green Read More »
Imagine 275 pesticides all over your home. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), everyday sprays, liquids and concentrated powders make this collection of poison more of a reality than an exaggeration. The purpose of these antimicrobial pesticides are to …
From Guest Blogger Alex: Clean your Home without Polluting the Planet Read More »
If now seems like a good time for a mind-blowing experience, take a couple of minutes and check out this video on planet Earth, juxtaposing some incredible imagery with a voice-over from legendary astronomer Carl Sagan. Anyone with a pulse …
One of the most controversial questions in the entire field of sustainability and green living is whether the damage has been done and whether the climate change is irreversible. The author of this article is not someone who claims to …
From Guest Blogger James Burbank: Little Green Things We Can All Do in Our Workplace Read More »
British philosopher John Locke was born on this day in 1632. Locke is best known today for his beliefs in private property and natural rights, as well as for his theory that the purpose of government is to protect those …
John Locke, Natural Rights, and the Preservation of the Environment Read More »
According to the Writer’s Almanac: It’s the birthday of the philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (pictured), born in Stuttgart, Germany (1770). He started out studying Christianity, and he was particularly interested in how Christianity is a religion based on opposites: …
I’ve always loved the Sierra Club for its dedication to the important issues that surround major environmental issues. Their “Beyond Coal” campaign, for instance, has successfully converted tens of millions of Americans who previously couldn’t have cared less about the …
The Sierra Club, Beyond Coal, and Environmentally Responsible Beer Read More »
Here’s a short video featuring a young advocate of edible landscaping that packs a powerful message. Quotes include: “The power of our daily actions is all we have,” and “There’s never been a time when your choices have mattered more.” …
Here’s a post that has nothing to do with cleantech, but everything to do with the heart and soul of the many people who work hard to accomplish something on behalf of others. Did you know that there are over …
A Post for People Who Wonder If Their Work Makes a Difference Read More »
