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Jessie Haas The EAT-Lancet commission’s report, “Food in the Anthropocene,” which recommends a near-vegan diet for the health of people and the planet, dropped with major fanfare and a large PR budget, in five cities world-wide. It was widely and uncritically reported in the mainstream press. Critiques of the report were also published, but received […] Is it Good for Losing Weight or Is It Only About Saving the Planet? Reducing red meat, dairy, processed and air-freighted foods is an easy way to lower your own carbon footprint and help the world battle global warming. Credit: Pixabay. EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The […] Image: Wikimedia Commons Jessie Haas Crayons are one of humankind’s oldest drawing media, invented right after the finger tracing a line in the dust. Archaeologists believe the oldest known piece of human art is a series of cross-hatches drawn across a shard of rock with an ochre crayon. Natural, wholesome, and suitable […] Leaf Blowers emit as much pollution in one hour as driving a 2016 Toyota Camry 1,100 miles. Upwards of 170 American cities in 31 states (as well as five cities in three Canadian provinces) have some kind of leaf blower restrictions already in place. Credit: Dean Hochman, FlickrCC. EarthTalk®, from the Editors of E […] Tent maker, NEMO Equipment, is one of the smaller outdoor gear brands known for its commitment to sustainability. Image: Dean Hochman, FlickrCC. Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss (EarthTalk®) It’s true that Patagonia has long been a leader in sustainability initiatives. More than two decades ago the company switched over to organic cotton and soon […] LEDdynamics EverGrōT8 lights provide a longer growing season for lettuce sprouts and seedlings of Australian finger limes and fig trees in the greenhouse. Photo: Sylvie Singh-Lamy. George Harvey One of the nice things about the apartment where I live is the fact everyone here can take a share in the garden. Raspberries, […] Chocolate-scented Jerusalem artichoke blossoms in front of colorful hazelbert bushes. Image: David Fried David Fried Each plant is a living testimonial proving that the universe likes contrasts. Like Gilligan and the Skipper, or Carlos and the flying nun, plants play off each other with light and color, shape and texture. The flower show is […] A CVSWMD trained “Waste Warrior” checks the bins at one of the waste sorting stations set up at the Tunbridge Fair this year. Credit: Kelly Sammel, the Superintendent of Concessions for the fair. Cassandra Hemenway Picture five and a half rhinoceroses weighing one ton each: those rhinoceroses represent the size and scope of the […] Image: followgreenliving.com Green Energy Times staff The Green Energy Times article, “Garbage Patches in our Oceans,” (bit.ly/GET-ocean-trash) outlined a rapidly growing problem with plastics, especially plastic bags and microplastics. When that article appeared in August of 2015, eight million tons of plastics were getting into the ocean each year, accumulating in ocean […] Central Vermont Leads the Way in Recycling ‘Weird Stuff’ Sally Bellew and Cassandra Hemenway Do you find yourself cringing each time you put something into the trash, because you believe it can’t be recycled? So do the folks at the Central Vermont Solid Waste Management District (CVSWMD) who are offering more than three-dozen […] |
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