Share & Swap Online Gathering Place For Crafters & DIYers
Posted on by Zachary Shahan
One of our sister sites, Crafting a Green World, has just launched a “share & swap” online gathering place. I think this could be super useful for green crafters and DIYers, so passing along the info. Here’s the full press release: After years of planning and months of development, Crafting a Green World officially launches its brand new Share and Swap area on February 11th! The Share and Swap is a free space where crafters can offer up craft … Read More
Fossil Fuel Divestment Campaign Gains Steam In New York: Bill McKibben At NYU
Posted on by Don Lieber
The fossil-fuel university divestment campaign, started by the international climate change organization 350.org, is gaining momentum, as over two hundred student groupshave now formed official campaigns on campuses across the United States. This week, author, activist, and 350.org founder Bill McKibben spoke to over 500 students at one of the nation’s largest private university systems — New York University. He told the crowd that “NYU would be a perfect place for this to happen…. It’s … Read More
Indoor Plants: Health Benefits And A Decorative Edge
Posted on by Guest Contributor
Plants are inexpensive, beautiful, and beneficial additions to any home. They are inexpensive, aesthetic, and usually easy to transport. Caring for them usually isn’t too difficult. Here is why you need them in your home: Environmental Benefits There are definite environmental benefits to adding a plant to your home. Plants take in carbon dioxide and expel oxygen. This makes them ad hoc air filters for your home. They are actually better than the average HVAC filter because … Read More
Onion: “We Raise All Our Beef Humanely On Open Pasture And Then We Hang Them Upside Down And Slash Their Throats”
Posted on by Zachary Shahan
I’ve always thought the idea of humane meat was absurd. It baffles me that people can even consider that term logical. For sure, I’d prefer that animals be raised in as good of conditions as possible. But the point that they are raised to be slaughtered makes the whole process inhumane. Would it be humane human meat if we raised the humans in half-decent conditions and then slaughtered them? No. So why is doing so … Read More
Intelligent LED Light Bulbs
Posted on by Tauseef Hussain
“There are two kinds of light – the glow that illumines, and the glare that obscures” – James Thurber With all due respect to the proverb, there is only one kind of light bulb – that which gives more light, consumes less energy, emits less heat without any radiation, and can be “laid to rest” after its existence without harming the environment. Yes, we are referring to the most intelligent lighting available on this planet … Read More
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