Fatherhood & natural parenting from the perspective of a tree-hugging dirt worshipper
When you’re out on the water, swept away in the grandeur of the great outdoors, it’s important to remember your actions come at a cost. If you aren’t careful, you could risk harming the environment you love so much.
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Thanks to new technologies and newfound uses for recycled tires, however, we’re using recycled products in more ways than you might have realized. Chances are, you may even be using recycled tire products in your home, and you’re probably driving over them on your way to work.
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The new year is well underway, but it’s never too late (or too early) to embrace a more eco-friendly lifestyle. Though small individual steps likely won’t save the whole planet, a single person can still drastically reduce their personal carbon footprint.
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Several recent studies show that one of the top contributing factors to climate change could be your commute to work.
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Almost a year and a half after lead was found in Newark’s drinking water, the city’s officials have yet to
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For some regions in the U.S., swimming pools are summertime treats. For others in warmer climates, outdoor pools can be
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With worldwide efforts to be more environmentally friendly, more and more people are looking to expand their lists of recyclable items. While everyone knows that aluminum cans and plastic bottles can be recycled, there are many other surprising items that can be recycled as well. Here are a few things that can be recycled that may not have crossed your mind before.
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Shopping secondhand has major environmental and ethical implications for reducing the 10.5 billion tons of waste sent annually to landfills. If you’re looking to conserve resources, repurposing clutter you can’t part with is one option, but shopping secondhand for anything from clothes to cars to refurbished laptops is another key aspect to protecting the environment.
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