Not too many years ago people couldn’t imagine life without their traditional cleaning products and brands that had been used by their parents and grandparents. We used them to clean our kitchen counters, floors, toilets, do our laundry and dishes …
From Guest Blogger Heather Roberts: Reasons to Stick to Green Cleaning Methods Read More »
In India, there were around 1,114 tigers roaming in its jungles in the year 2006. This tiger population increased to 1,706 in 2010. Will the tiger lovers in India get a news to cheer in 2014, is a million dollar …
You’ve probably heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” What if you actually grew what you ate and it could promote sustainable environment and make your home a safer place? Sound impossible? It’s not; it’s just two of the …
From Guest Blogger Stacy Waxman: The Incredible Benefits of Edible Landscaping Read More »
Here’s a good article with a terrific infographic on an important subject: the relationship between energy and potable water. The topic is often called the “water-energy nexus,” though this term is regarded as a terrible cliché by the people whose …
I’m sorry I forgot to mention the birthday of Pablo Casals the other day, unarguably the most revered cellist in the first half of the 20th Century. He’s noteworthy here because of his opposition to fascism, and the fact that he was …
As We Go Into 2014, Remember that Decency and Goodness Are Powerful Forces Read More »
When my bills come due at the end/beginning of each month (who am I kidding, I don’t always pay them on time), I start thinking about how eco friendly or green the internet is. I see payment notifications and bill …
From Guest Blogger David Price: Is the Internet Eco Friendly? How Green is the Web? Read More »
According to Emerson, “Nothing great was ever accomplished without enthusiasm.” I’ve resolved that it is the truth of this statement that will inspire a great deal of my writing during the coming year.
Even the humble act of recycling has become a global business. According to a report by the London based newspaper The Guardian, when a Chinese made television is imported into the United Kingdom, a UK company then sells the empty …
From Guest Blogger Ashlee: The Small and Large Scale Impact of Recycling Read More »
Like most people, there are a number of things I do with ridiculous consistency throughout the holiday season. For me, it starts Thanksgiving Day, when I wake up and make a few calls to thank the people who made great …
With Christmas right around the corner, it’s a good time to make a note about spirituality generally. There are quite a few excellent film documentaries that make the point that all life forms are intimately but mysteriously connected to one …
The Art and Science of Interconnection and Sustainability Read More »
