Water, Water Everywhere...: But Will There Be Enough?

Despite water’s seeming abundance, we are rapidly overshooting Earth’s natural replenishment cycles. Thus, a vanguard of citizens, communities, farmers and corporations are thinking about water, and its management, in new ways. Read More »

Aligning for Fitness: Chiropractic Care Prevents Injury, Boosts Performance

Athletes and fitness enthusiasts are discovering how chiropractic care, which supports healthy structure and functioning of the skeletal and muscular systems, goes beyond rehabilitation benefits to also enhance performance. Read More »

How to Green a Business: Simple Steps to an Eco-Friendly Bottom Line

Sustainable business practices can go hand-in-hand with making more money, through cost savings, increased sales or both. Read More »

Appliance Awareness: Home Electronics Getting Greener

Greenpeace has compiled their third annual survey of the “greenest” home electronics products from 18 companies in seven categories. Read More »

No Nukes: Germany to Shutter All Reactors by 2022

Germany is committed to shutting down all 17 of its nuclear reactors by 2022. Read More »

Surprise Packages: Recycled Cardboard Holds Hidden Danger

Recycled cardboard holds hidden danger when used to package or transport food. Read More »

Reef Requiem: World’s Coral in Dire Peril

Home to more than 4,000 species of fish, the world's coral reefs are dying. Read More »

Millions Against Monsanto: World Food Day

Rallies and marches across the country will protest against genetically engineered foods. Read More »

Ablution Solution: Water-Saving Bathroom Tips

Bathroom activities account for more than half of indoor water use. These six tips can lower your bill and help the planet. Read More »

GPS Biking: Mapnificent Will Show the Way

This cutting-edge GPS app shows the areas one can reach from any point in a city at any given time. Read More »

Preventing Extinction: Buying Time for Threatened Species

How long does it take a species to disappear forever? The answer may surprise you. Read More »

Antibiotics not an Answer for Asthmatic Kids: Rethinking Asthma Treatments for Children

What is proving useful? Office visits where pediatricians discuss best practices for treating asthma and preventing attacks. Read More »

Household Chemicals May Pose Risk for Breast Cancer: Be Careful When You Clean

A recent study suggests that common household chemicals may increase the risk of breast cancer. Read More »

Water Wiz: Science Project Saves a Gusher

The principles outlined in a 7-year-old’s science fair project have helped save Reno, Nevada tens of thousands of gallons of water. Read More »

Inappropriate Eats: Fish Consume Plastic from Human Trash

Fish nibbling around the Great Pacific Garbage Patch may be ingesting chemicals, with serious implications for the food chain. Read More »

PFCs Linked to Early Menopause: The Effects on Women's Hormones

A large study concluded that higher blood levels of these manmade chemicals are associated with hormonal effects in females aged 42 to 64. Read More »

Garlic is Kind to Cartilage

Eating the “stinking rose” may help ward off hip osteoarthritis. Read More »

A Secret to Longevity: Benefits of a Positive Attitude

Think having a positive attitude is just pie in the sky? Maybe not. Read More »

Safflower Oil: Good for the Heart

This common cooking oil may help improve insulin sensitivity, lower inflammation and blood sugar levels, and reduce abdominal fat. Read More »

The Science Behind an Apple a Day: Good Advice

It turns out there is strong scientific truth in that old adage. Read More »

Cautionary News about Calcium: Dangers Linked to the Supplements

New research is worth reviewing before you reach for the supplements. Read More »

Lessons Learned by Living Off the Grid

Lessons taken from living in an off-the-grid, self-sustaining house that can be applied to mainstream for a convention, yet still eco-friendly, life. Read More »

Individual Integrity: Embracing the Moral Imperative to Protect Earth

Climate and environmental concerns are scientific, technological and economic issues, to be sure. But they are also fundamentally moral issues that call us to action. Read More »

Household Water Watch: Testing and Filtration Options

Many communities skirt the line of what’s safe when it comes to drinking water. Follow these tips to stay abreast of the status of your tap water. Read More »

Liquid Nutrition: Water Myths and Truths

You don’t need to drink as much as you might think. Here’s the truth about what’s sufficient, plus five other myths about water. Read More »

Green Kids Clubs: Highlighting Hope for the Future

Goals that range from benchmarking environmental progress to fundraising for local eco-causes let kids have fun and feel empowered to make a difference. Read More »

Honest Relationships: Daring to Tell the Truth

Living truthfully is an avenue to self-healing. Learn how to practice honesty in a safe and productive way. Read More »

Loving a Sustainable Life: Heartfelt Perspective from Actress and Activist Daryl Hannah

Actress Daryl Hannah is shedding light on environmental issues and working hard to help improve the way people treat our planet. Read More »

Urinary Health: Illness Care and Prevention Tips

Dogs and cats sometimes suffer from diseases and disorders similar to those that can trouble their owners. Watch for these warning signals and follow these preventive steps. Read More »