Waste: The Slimming of the Bottles
Bottled water is no solution, but at least the bottles weigh less.
Bottled water is no solution, but at least the bottles weigh less.
Ditch the cartons with soil blockers; ventilate small spaces with a Whisper wall fan and re-imagine copper in kitchen sinks.
Results from DNA barcoding research conducted by the Sackler Institute for Comparative Genomics at the American Museum of Natural History suggest that tuna sushi purchased in supermarkets might actually be healthier than that from restaurants.
Living in the desert is challenging. We spent the week after Christmas in Baja, California, camping on the beach.
On the eve of the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, Dennis Hayes, coordinator of the first Earth Day in 1970 and International Chairman of Earth Day 2010, issued a reminder about protecting the highest standards for green building labels.
Americans have grown suspicious of tap water quality, yet it’s doubtful many could name a single contaminant they imagine spewing from their faucets.
In January, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced its plan to designate critical habitat areas in the Southwest for endangered jaguars.
In an effort to highlight the relationship between the increase in human population and species extinctions, the Center for Biological Diversity has implemented a program to distribute 350,000 free Endangered Species Condoms.
The season for the Canadian seal slaughter has started up again.
Given the environmental downsides of lawn maintenance, how is it that lawns became a standard feature of the American home, even in arid Southern California?