Environment
Tips to Minimize Damage in a Flooded House
Late last month, Hurricane Ian struck Florida and caused a lot of damage. Heavy and continuous rainfall caused flash floods in many areas. Houses and property …
HFAP Reports: What Are the Top 5 Most Common Deficiencies in a Typical Healthcare Environment?
by Jenny Griffiths The Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program (HFAP) releases annual quality reports to illustrate commonly found deficiencies in …
Make Your Kitchen and Cooking Eco-Friendly
by Lisa Smith Maybe you’re looking to do as much as you can when it comes to being sustainable and saving the environment. If so, know your kitchen and …
Non-Toxic Homemade Remedies for Common Garden Pests
by Jesse Hughes Pests come in all shapes and sizes but they have one thing in common; they are going to be a nuisance and potentially cause damage to your home …
Why Moving to Another State Could Be Good for You
by Sara Sterling There are a lot of different ways to improve your mental health and well-being, and a change of scenery is one of them. Sometimes moving to a …
MangoBeat – Your New Green Music Amplifier
by Michell Spoden Eco-friendly technology is the cry of our age. In literally every field, innovative people are making effort to come up with more affordable …
How Sustainable Living Can Transform Your Life
by Sally Wong Sustainable living has become a catch phrase for everything from eating a whole foods diet to living off the grid using only renewable energy …
Nothing Is Protected
by Ken La Salle Some years ago, before my father died in Chandler, Arizona, he and I would drive through the desert, looking out at the saguaro cactus and he …
Green Gym: Ecologically Fit with Author Tammy Polenz
by Michell Spoden Going green and staying fit is the concept highlighted by Tammy Polenz, author of Think Fit 2 Be Fit. We’ll learn from Polenz on this as we …
Colin Doyle on Developing Sustainability
by Michell Spoden I am excited to share my correspondence with Colin Doyle of the Lost Valley Educational Center about the educational work his organization …
Agriscaping: Elegant Edible Landscaping with Justin Rohner and Friends
by Michell Spoden My guest today is a person whose team’s mission is to inspire, create, and maintain living masterpieces that nourish the mind, body, …
FLOW: For Love of Water
Irena Salina’s 2008 documentary Flow: For Love of Water takes audiences through the alarmingly dangerous problem of drinking water contamination and the …
Fireplaces: Sustainable or Environmentally Detrimental?
Americans have always loved their fireplaces. The theme of cozying up with a blanket and a book – or perhaps a loved one and a glass of wine – next to the …
How Does Fracking Affect Your Home & Property?
In recent years, there has been some discussion about a process called fracking and the effect it has on homes. Read on to find if — or how — …
The Long-Lasting Effects of the 2010 Gulf Oil Spill
by Charity Bailey On April 20, 2010, an oil rigged owned by BP Oil burst into flames and then exploded in the Gulf of Mexico. The results were disastrous. In …
Sustainable Fish Farming and 3D Designing
by Edward Lakatis South African innovator Alan Flemming has recently made news by securing a finalist’s spot in the well-known Siemens Stiftung’s …
Russia Arrests Greenpeace Activists
Russian coast guards have arrested 25 environmental activists campaigning on behalf of Greenpeace in the Barents Sea. The arrests were made on Thursday, as …
Deadly Amoeba Detected in Drinking Water in Louisiana
The news of a child’s death resulting from a deadly Amoeba in municipal water supply in Louisiana is indeed an alarming indication of the need to do more for …
Using Your Roof as a Source of Energy and Water
by Chase Roberts One of the cheapest and simplest sources of energy and water sits suspended over millions of peoples’ heads: the rooftop. This …
Save The Amazon Forest
Writer and artist Victor Paul Scerri has started a petition on Avaaz.org that asks London Mayor Boris Johnson, USA Barack Obama, and Norway’s Conservative …
How Much Oil Does the United States Produce?
by Miranda Tulsi The world oil market is constantly changing, and for the past two decades, U.S. oil production has been steadily increasing. In 2012, the …