Published in Today's Homeowner.com By DANNY LIPFORD Green is one of the traditional colors of the Christmas season, but the green we have in mind is the environmentally friendly kind. Here’s a list of…
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Eco-friendly Ideas for a Green Halloween
Published in The Momiverse By Charmin Calamaris Halloween, like many holidays, can be a fun and memorable experience for both kids and adults. Let's make this year a #GreenHalloween! It can also crea…
10 Most Viable Global Climate Solutions
Published in 1% for the Planet PROJECT DRAWDOWN’S 10 MOST VIABLE GLOBAL CLIMATE SOLUTIONS Project Drawdown is a world-class research organization that reviews, analyzes and identifies the most viable …
Another thing we can do— eat a bit less meat!
Eat a bit less meat Published in The New York Times By Jillian Mock This week, we’re trying something different. Usually, our One Thing You Can Do feature highlights an idea for reducing your climate …
Eat your food, and the package too
Eat your food, and the package too Published in National Geographic By Elizabeth Royte Bowls made of mushrooms. Cups fashioned from seaweed. Designers are creating edible alternatives to plastic. But…
Reduce Unwanted Mail
One Thing You Can Do: Reduce Unwanted Mail Published in The New York Times By Tik Root and Christopher Flavelle Last year the United States Postal Service delivered more than 77 billion pieces of mark…
Breakdown of Plastics in the Ocean
The Breakdown of Plastics in the Ocean Microplastics are ingested by marine life and then consumed by us. One study of dead seabirds found that 92.5% had ingested plastics equal to 5% of their body we…
Plastic Planet
A Plastic Planet Industrial ecologist Roland Geyer measures the production, use and fate of all the plastics ever made, including synthetic fibers By Julie Cohen Wednesday, July 19, 2017 - 11:00 Publi…