Seasteading Concept Gets “Off the Ground”
A new breed of homesteaders are looking to the sea (“seasteading”) to create new communities focusing on human and environmental health.
Roddy Scheer
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Reusable Water Bottles: Glass & Stainless Steel Take Over From Plastic
Reusable water bottles used to all be made out of plastic, but nowadays consumers are switching over to greener, healthier options made out of glass, stainless steel and even biodegradable materials.
Avoiding BPA Exposure: Not So Easy Anymore
A good old can of soup might not be as good for you as you would expect, given the toxic chemicals in the lining of the can itself. Experts say to fresh foods are always the safest way to go.
Giant Iguana Being Nursed Back To Health in Florida
Wildlife rescuers found a six foot long iguana with arrow wounds wandering around the wilds of South Florida and are now hoping to get “Godzilla” back to health…
Rallying Against Land Grabs at Bears Ears, Grand-Staircase Escalante
Greens are already fighting Trump’s new executive orders revoking protections on millions of acres within ten U.S. national monuments…
Cora Ball: Washing Fleece Without Guilt
The Rozalia Project’s Cora Ball works in any washing machine by catching plastic microfibers so they can’t flow out with the drain water.
Anne Kelly Wonders If We Can Meet Our Paris Commitments Sans Trump?
Ceres’ Anne Kelly discusses prospects for businesses & states trying to meet our Paris climate agreement commitments even without Trump the administration.
Interview: Lisa Fimiani of The G2 Gallery
Lisa Fimiani, the director of the G2 Gallery in Venice, California, discusses using nature and wildlife photography to raise awareness about environmental issues and help non-profits…
Howard Fox Wants to Restart the Clean Power Plan
Earthjustice attorney Howard Fox discusses why President Obama’s Clean Power Plan is on hold and what environmentalists are doing about it, while Lisa Fimiani of the G2 Gallery talks up using nature and wildlife photography to promote conservation…
Televisions Bigger & Greener Than Ever
Dear EarthTalk: I am in the market for a new flat screen TV. Are some models greener than others? — Michael Kavanaugh, Rome, NY According to the U.S. Department of Energy, Americans’ 275 million TV sets burn through some 65 billion kilowatt hours of energy each year, representing four to five percent of U.S. household electricity […]