"The idea behind cradle to cradle is to design better products by putting filters in your head instead of at the end of a pipe," Bolus says. "Products should have no end-of-life. Rather they should be designed with an end-of-use in mind."
What would it take for you to revolt against every accepting a plastic bag from a store again? A sea animal choking on one?Every time a shopper chooses paper or plastic they have to make the wrong choice, but are not even offered the right one!
You might think the air would be full of the sound of Americans ripping up lawns and tearing out petunias to plant tomatoes and lettuce. This past year has seen a marked spending on veggie seeds and plants
With over 6 billion people living in the world today, human beings are a phenomenally successful animal. But our species, Homo sapiens, once came close to outright extinction.
Don't get taken in by 'ecoresorts' that are wolves in sheep's clothing
By Maura Judkis
Posted May 23, 2008
Even the best-intentioned ecotravelers may not be getting what they pay for. As ecotourism grows in popularity, hoteliers are eager to cash i
Moms are proving a powerful force on the social web. From blogs to social networks, the tools of Web 2.0 are providing a platform for pursuing the number-one mom agenda: protecting their children and grandchildren. Politicians and CEOs take note.
