Just how much hope do we have for the Golabl Cimate Change Conference (COP 21) in Paris truly making a difference in the swing towards deadly global climate shifts.
December 7, 2015
May 15, 2015
Tree Jenny And Rainforest Conservation In Costa Rica
By conserving and empowering the rainforests, we can create healthy and sustainable environments for all organisms. Check out this Tree Activist.
Tags: Bees, big agriculture, biodiversity, carbon dioxide emission, carbon footprint, clean air, clean water, community garden, deforestation, destruction, empowerment, environment, farmer, forest, foresting, fruits, global warming, industrialization, local farms, pollination, protest, rainforest, seasons change, small farms, sustainability, treetop, vanishing of the bees, wilderness
August 11, 2013
Mothers Of Pure Food, Rebirthing A Movement
More than a century ago, mothers and grandmothers sparked the Pure Food Movement at a time when food was starting to be processed.
June 4, 2013
Help Your Kids Fight Addicting Foods
If we’re addicted to food, the addiction often begins in childhood. Here’s a look at some simple ways to help your kids build healthy habits.
Tags: addiction, antioxidants, dairy, department of agriculture, diabetes, diet, donna gates, exercise, fermented foods, general mills, heart disease, high fructose corn syrup, industrialization, national institute of health, opiates, Probiotics, quinoa, seeds, soda, standard american diet, sugar, Superfoods, vegetables, weight loss, wheat, wheat gluten
April 10, 2013
My Life In A Tree
In December of 2011, a high school teacher named Miranda Gibson climbed a rope to the top of a tree in Tasmania and vowed to stay until the forest was protected. That was a year ago. Here is a peek into her life.