Creating An Eco-Friendly Deck Environmentalists can find something to love underfoot whether it's wood or recycled plastic
Whether it’s real wood, modified wood or some sort of recycled plastic, there are plenty of eco-friendly deck materials to choose from these days.
The Misguided Exile of Nuclear Power How Banishment of a Safe Technology Will Keep Fossil Fuels in the Driver’s Seat
Nuclear power could and should be our climate savior; instead its banishment will keep fossil fuels in the driver’s seat for the foreseeable future.
Can We Maintain Our Coronavirus Emissions Reductions? Researchers aren't optimistic, except for the fact that we are learning how to deal with a global crisis
Coronavirus has decreased CO2 emissions temporarily, but the longer term effect could be an emissions increase as we shy away from crowded public transit.
Water Bears
Lynne Goldsmith’s poem Water Bears tells the tale in verse about the 500 million year life history of tardigrades.
How To Have A Sustainable, Germ-Free Home
Keeping your house free from microorganisms is easier than you think, as there are plenty of natural ingredients that can disinfect surfaces without toxic chemicals.
Your Journey Back To Business & The Office
The White House and public health officials urged people across the country to stay home as much as possible this Spring to prevent the spread of COVID-19. What followed was most governors directing residents to remain at home and all nonessential businesses to close. Now that some states are exploring the idea of reopening, it’s […]
How Working From Home Will Save The Environment
As the environment flourishes, the question is this: how can corporations take advantage of and capitalize on the “new normal” to preserve and further these environmental improvements?
Are Tiny Homes Environmentally Friendly?
Tiny homes may be more environmentally friendly than larger houses, but isn’t apartment living still much greener given the shared resources?
Eco-Friendly College Students: 8 Easy Ways to Go Green
Want to know how you can make a difference? In this article, we have collected some of the simplest and yet effective green tips for students.
Improving Agriculture: 7 Techniques To Make Farming Less Destructive
Agriculture is one of the most important human activities, and also one of the most destructive to the planet. But it doesn’t have to be that way…
Environmentalists & Civil Disobedience
Environmental activists — such as Extinction Rebellion — have been practicing civil disobedience in various forms for decades if not longer.
Slaying the Dragon of Fossil Fuels: Are We Tilting at Windmills?
In trying to switch from fossil fuels to renewables, are we no better than Don Quixote himself as he tilts at windmills he imagines to be menacing?
Gaming And Climate Change: What’s The Connection?
The link between gaming and climate change comes down to the efficiency of the gaming consoles (and PCs) that gamers are using these days.
Style, Comfort & Savings In The Eco-Friendly Man Cave Just because you're burly doesn't mean you have to be wasteful
Follow these easy tip to make the eco-friendly man cave — think energy efficiency, recycling and repurposing and sustainable materials — of your dreams.
Earth (A Poem) Verses to help us appreciate the vitality of nature during this time of global stress
A poem from Gerald Hodgson helps us appreciate the vitality of nature during this time of global stress.
Why Green Building Is Just Good Business Sense
Experts anticipate the green building market to be among the fastest-growing sectors worldwide in the coming years.
Cargo Shipping: The Low-Hanging Fruit Of Industrial Greening? With 80 Percent Of Global Trade Hitching A Ride On Cargo Ships, Switching Over To Hydrogen, Batteries Imperative
Eighty percent of goods for sale around the world make their way from point A to B on a cargo ship; cleaning up this industry is key to greening the economy.
What We’re Reading Editors' Picks: Touching the Jaguar, Welcome to the Agrihood, Story of the First Earth Day
Our editors are loving Touching the Jaguar, Welcome to the Agrihood and The Story of the First Earth Day 1970. Check ’em out.
Earth Day and Wine Country’s Regeneration
Three years after the devastating wine country firestorms, it’s amazing to watch our planet’s regeneration without our interference.
On Pandemics, Pork Chops and Chicken Nuggets
Will the heartache & disruptions from Covid-19 spur a conversation that reaches deeper than blaming pandemics on wet markets & factory farming?
Creating An Eco-Friendly Home for Summer
There are plenty of ways to ensure that your summer fun isn’t offset by increased use of energy or utilities, and it often takes nothing more than a little awareness to get right.
Can We Expand the Accessibility of Electric Vehicles?
Many of us are looking at methods to reduce our impact on the environment, including our choice of vehicle.
Dealing With Spring Allergies The Eco-Friendly Way
Use these tips to fight springtime allergies in an eco-friendly way….
How Solar Power Works to Energize Your Home
In this era of drastic climate change, solar power helps protect the planet from the environmental harm that accompanies the existing electricity-generation procedure.
An Introduction To Green Technology
“Green” is such a coveted label that we’re seeing the term green applied to technologies and products that are not actually green. That’s called green-washing. This also raises the question: what is green technology? We’ll provide a high level overview before providing examples of real green technology. What Counts As Green Technology? Green technology refers […]
Earth Day 50: Making The Most Of It From Coronavirus Quarantine Earth Day Network & Exponential Roadmap Team Up To Produce Virtual Earth Week
Can you believe Earth Day is 50? Help show your love for Mother Nature by tuning into Earth Week, a virtual celebration on April 20-25, 2020.
A Lonely Hara-Kiri
Dan Lennon’s poem warns that the fate of the planet and of humanity may depend on the choices we make today.
5 Tips to Boost Your Energy
There are a lot of ways to boost an energy level but not all of them are good and safe for our health, especially those with instantaneous effects.
Wild Visitors In The Time Of Corona Wildlife Takes To The Otherwise Empty Streets Across India
Human residents of the northern Indian city of Noida have been shocked to see all kinds of wildlife parading through the streets during Covid-19 lockdown.
Coronavirus & The Environment: Keeping Ourselves & The Planet Healthy
Coronavirus and the environment: what we need to know keep ourselves and the planet healthy as the world tries to battle the pandemic.