Eco-Friendly Landscaping 101
I would like to create a more natural & wildlife-friendly backyard, but I don’t want to break the bank doing it. Are there tax incentives for such projects?
EarthTalk Q&A
Green Festivals: Which Are Best?
Dear EarthTalk: I’ve been reading about various green festivals going on around the country and I want to attend some and get up to speed on environmental issues and products. What are some good ones and how do I stay on top of all the wheres and whens?
What Is A “Land Trust” And How Does It Help The Planet?
A land trust is an organization that works with landowners to conserve their land, either by buying it from them or obtaining it as a donation.
Eco-Friendly Chocolate? Bring It On…
I heard a reference to eco-friendly chocolate and was wondering about what goes into chocolate that would raise environmental concerns.
What is the status of sharks around the world?
Sharks are in rapid decline around the world, mostly due to overfishing, which wipes out the sharks themselves as well as the food they depend upon.
What are some of the best online sources of environmental information?
Surfing eco-cyberspace has never been so easy. The Internet is teeming with environmental websites, ‘blogs and social networking portals, offering everything from hard news and in-depth feature articles to green consumer information and lifestyle tips.
Can Cell Towers Cause Cancer?
Whether exposure to cell towers and their strong EMF radiation can cause cancer is stlll open for debate although the American Cancer Society isn’t worried.
Litter Woes: How To Clean It, Prevent It
What is the impact of all the littering that individuals do, largely from their cars and on highways? What can I do to help clean it up?
What Are Carbon Offsets and How Do They Reduce My Carbon Footprint?
Carbon offsets are monies that consumers and businesses pay voluntarily to compensate for their actual greenhouse gas emissions.
Is it true that traditional mattresses and bedding can cause environmental
With all we know today about synthetic chemicals and their effects on our health, going green in the bedroom—where we spend a third of our lives—makes more sense than ever.