Spring Cleaning Goes Green
During the week of May 17, people across the country are hosting Green Cleaning parties where they"ll teach their friends and family how to mix their own safe and effective surface cleaners, laundry detergents and more.
From the Editors of E Magazine
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Wiki Hiking
Sierra Club’s Trails wiki brings together a wealth of user experiences, photos and more.
Share a Bike
This past Earth Day, April 22, B-Cycle opened the first U.S. city-wide bike sharing program in Denver, Colorado.
Losing the Solar Race
Plans to expand solar power in the United States look a lot different from my seat in a cafe near Tiananmen Square in China than from my office in Northern California, where I am the CEO of one of Americas larger solar power companies.
Ali Howard, River Activist
A young chef named Ali Howard, concerned about the dangers facing the Skeena River in British Columbia, swam the river’s entire 380-mile length…
Entertaining, Eco Style
Springtime picks, from super shave creams to natural Play-Doh to drinking glasses made from beer bottles to a spicy organic liquor. In the book aisle: what’s wrong with animal farms, a sea story and simple nature discoveries.
Waste: The Slimming of the Bottles
Bottled water is no solution, but at least the bottles weigh less.
Planting New Home Ideas
Ditch the cartons with soil blockers; ventilate small spaces with a Whisper wall fan and re-imagine copper in kitchen sinks.
Decoding Tuna
Results from DNA barcoding research conducted by the Sackler Institute for Comparative Genomics at the American Museum of Natural History suggest that tuna sushi purchased in supermarkets might actually be healthier than that from restaurants.
Deserts and Limitations
Living in the desert is challenging. We spent the week after Christmas in Baja, California, camping on the beach.