Today is Earth Day! For most of us it’s still a pretty regular day: We still go to work, we still take kids to soccer practice, we still do all the ordinary, every day things we always do. But the way we do things can be a little more earth-friendly today, and with a little effort, every day to come. 1. Don’t cook dinner (and don’t eat out!). Save a bit of energy and eat a dinner that doesn’t require any cooking (sandwiches, cereal, raw veggies, etc) or better yet,...

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Earth Day is next week! Although much time and energy is spent promoting sustainable living and responsible consumption and disposal of goods, as a whole we tend to overlook the evolution of Earth Day and the environmental movement. The history of Earth Day is important to know because it’s the history of us; of a growing collective consciousness that is summed up beautifully by Marlee Matlin. “The Earth does not belong to us,” she said, “We belong to the...

Spring is a time when the world reawakens. Plants, dormant during winter months, begin to bloom. Trees blossom. Hibernation is over; beasts and bugs re-emerge. With all this renewal and activity, it is a natural time to pop an allergy pill, throw open the windows, let in the light and fresh air, and assess your surroundings. If you’re like most people, your home could do with a little de-cluttering and organization. That’s where we come in. We’ve compiled a list of 7 of the best worst...

Spring is a time when the world reawakens. Plants, dormant during winter months, begin to bloom. Trees blossom. Hibernation is over; beasts and bugs re-emerge. With all this renewal and activity, it is a natural time to pop an allergy pill, throw open the windows, let in the light and fresh air, and assess your surroundings. If you’re like most people, your home could do with a little de-cluttering and organization. That’s where we come in. We’ve compiled a list of 7 of the best...