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Can a car-free suburbia become a reality?
By Lisa Selin Davis, Grist.org, Posted June 29th, 2009One man in California’s East Bay is attempting to build a new car-free community – and his enthusiasm is catching on.
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Are pesticides causing Parkinson’s disease?
By Robin Marantz Henig, OnEarth Magazine, Posted June 22nd, 200930-plus years of research sheds light on a hidden connection…
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Most homes in US found to harbor lingering pesticides
By Eartheasy, Posted June 19th, 2009A recent survey reveals alarming numbers of lingering pesticides in US homes…
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Biomimicry: Learning intelligent design from nature
By Greg Seaman, Posted June 15th, 2009The term ‘biomimicry’ refers to the study of unique, and inherently sustainable, natural systems within each species which may offer solutions to challenges we face today.
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What It’s Like Living Off-Grid
By Greg Seaman, Posted June 9th, 2009In the summer of 1980, my wife, three-month old son and I moved “off-grid”. We loved living in San Francisco but wanted to live a simpler, more independent lifestyle…
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Organic Mulches and Compost – good for your plants and even better for the soil
By Jonathan Yaakobi, Posted June 1st, 2009The former head gardener of the Jerusalem Botanical Garden explains the benefits of using organic mulches and compost.
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Clearing a Path to Nature
By Richard Louv, Posted May 28th, 2009The disengagement of children from nature has begun to alarm some of America’s more thoughtful naturalists, scientists, and environmentalists.
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Living Large in a Tiny House
By Carol Estes, YES! Magazine, Posted May 27th, 2009Life in an 84-square-foot house on wheels
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Organic Seeds Basics
By Marcie Snyder, Posted May 18th, 2009How do you know that the seeds you are buying are organically grown and where is the best place to buy organic seeds?
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The Hybrid Car That Runs on Air
By Ray Massey, dailymail.co.uk, Posted May 15th, 2009A car that runs on air is being developed by engineers at a top British university.
» Read MoreTop Green Holiday Gifts for 2009
Unless you’re one of the lucky ones getting a financial bailout, chances are you’re feeling a bit pinched this year during the holidays. Perhaps now is a good time to rethink our holiday values and traditions, with an eye towards lasting value and sustainability.
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Transition Towns – preparing for a self-sufficient community-based future
In over 150 cities in 14 countries, ‘Transition Town’ communities are raising awareness of the threats associated with peak oil and climate change, and taking practical steps to prepare for a post-industrial future…
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Lost hikers may be going in circles, study says
“We can’t get lost” was my confident assurance as we began a hike that would lead us in circles.
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Biomimicry: Learning intelligent design from nature
The term ‘biomimicry’ refers to the study of unique, and inherently sustainable, natural systems within each species which may offer solutions to challenges we face today.
» READ ARTICLE
Organic Mulches and Compost – good for your plants and even better for the soil
The former head gardener of the Jerusalem Botanical Garden explains the benefits of using organic mulches and compost.
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