Blog Action Day: How to Collect Greywater
October 12, 2010
Collected water from various parts of the home can mean some serious water saving and reuse opportunities.
Month: October 2010
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Blog Action Day: Water Footprint of the Top Beverages
October 12, 2010
Your morning java or happy hour glass of wine may not seem like much, but it takes a lot more water than you’d think to fill that cup or glass.
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Blog Action Day: Water — The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
October 12, 2010
We don’t have enough water to go around. Take a look at what can be done.
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Portraits Created Out of Thousands of Staples
October 12, 2010
Artist Rob O’Brien uses ordinary staples to create masterful artworks that give new meaning to this everyday item.
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The Curative Powers of Ukraine’s Repurposed Salt Mine
October 12, 2010
A repurposed salt mine in the Ukraine, close to the Romanian border and 300 m below the surface, offers asthma and allergy sufferers what allopathic medicine cannot: relief.
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Recycle Old Jeans at Gap
October 8, 2010
Now through October 20, bring in your old jeans to Gap and get 30% off a new pair.
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California’s Eco-Pioneer Charter School
October 8, 2010
Conservation, green education and recycling are just a way of life at Environmental Charter High School.
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Four Ways to Reuse This Halloween
October 7, 2010
Halloween decorations, costumes and candy can be expensive and wasteful. Find out how you can cut back using what you probably already have.
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Do Haunted Houses Produce a Scary Amount of Waste?
October 7, 2010
What can be done to help conserve resources in these ghoulish attractions?
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Middlebury College: A Conservation Leader
October 7, 2010
The Vermont liberal arts college has put recycling, waste conservation and energy efficiency programs in place all over its picturesque campus.