Cloth vs. Disposable: Which is Best for Your Baby and the Environment?
Since every parent wants to do what is best for their child, few topics are centered around more debate than the cloth versus disposable...
Warm Ocean Waters Are Killing Off Coral
Coral reefs play an important role in the ecosystem of our oceans and shorelines. Sadly, they have been disappearing over the last four decades,...
3 Reasons to Stop Using Paper Towels (How To Do It)
Because of their convenience, paper towels are used in many ways, like cleaning spills, serving snacks, and hand drying. But, there is a downside...
A Reef Made From Subway Cars?
If you were to go scuba diving off the east coast of the United States, you might see something unexpected. Swim far enough from...
Exciting Innovation: Paper from Plastic
We all know by now that plastic water bottles are a scourge on the environment. According to statistics compiled by the Natural Resources Defense...
The Health Benefits of Dancing Around Your Living Room
It's fun, perhaps a little silly and it's great for your health. We're talking about dancing. While some people enjoy taking dance classes or...
15 Chemicals in Common Household Items that Disrupt Hormones and May Lead to Early...
Chemicals called ‘endocrine disruptors,’ found in everything from soap to plastics, have already been linked to rising cancer levels and fertility problems.
Now, new...
Could Indoor Agriculture, Plus Organic, Equal Super-Sustainability?
Is it possible that an indoor farm in the Miyagi prefecture in Japan - housed in a former Sony factory - could revolutionize the...
Bike-Friendly Commuter Areas Keep People in Shape and Save the Environment
Not all commuters are stuck in traffic jams on the expressway. Some ride their bikes to the bus or train station in order to...
Eating Organic Can Indeed Lower Your Pesticide Exposure
It appears that eating organic leads to lower levels of pesticides in our blood over time. While this may seem like the biggest "duh"...
