Still buying and using paper checks from your bank? There is a better way! While some banks provide checks and checkbooks for free, most of them charge a small fortune for a book of checks. Luckily, there are plenty of companies offering checks at discounted rates far below whatever your bank is charging you, and [...]
I remember that medical waste, washing up in New Jersey, I believe, was a big issue in the late 1980s. Is it still today? Medical waste washing up on New Jersey beaches was a big problem in the late 1980s, closing beaches along a 50-mile stretch of the New Jersey shore. Officials scrambled for months [...]
The year is moving along so quickly. Although it may not seem like it, the holidays will be upon us before we know it. So, for those of you looking to get a head-start on your holiday planning, here are 20 eco-holiday tips and suggestions. One of those simple technologies, the chicken tractor, first drew [...]
The following is a guest post from Lynn Fang, an eco-conscious writer, scientist, and activist who dreams of a more harmonious and sustainable world. She writes about her adventures in sustainable living, social transformation, and personal growth at Upcycled Love. Follow her on Twitter Unemployment. Cancer. Fracking. GMO’s. Anxiety. Depression. Climate Change. Do these seem [...]
Everyone knows that you can recycle bottles, cans, and paper. But there are many other things that can be recycled or reused through a variety of companies and organizations, or just by applying a little creativity. Let’s take a look at ten things you may not know you could recycle: 1. Old Cars – Old [...]
What is “genetic pollution” as it pertains to the bioengineering of animals, fish and plants, and what happens if they cross breed with their wild cousins? Genetically modified organisms are those that have been altered by scientists to include genes from other organisms (known as transgenes) that may impart specific benefits. For instance, crop seeds [...]
