By Emma Stewart
Wooden surfboards have been making a comeback on the beaches since their disappearance in the fifties, when foam boards became the standard. Many see these beautiful wood creations as a green alternative to their foam...
By Colin Munro
For many year animal rights campaigners have been complaining about the conditions in which chickens are kept industrially both for eggs and for meat. And they have a point; battery hens are kept in very small cages where...
By Bennie N Winter
Environmentalist concerns work to implant ‘going green’ into world consciousness; while such endeavor is readily seen by ‘Greens’ as planet survival to the detriment of more advanced economies,...
By Art Johnson
Earth Day – A Brief History
On April 22, 1970, nearly 20 million Americans rallied for a cleaner, more sustainable environment through “teach in” demonstrations across the country. Springing from the...
By Steve Last
Knowing how to handle things and how to get things done is usually very important. Knowing the details of the best way to go about doing it is also important. However, you cannot stop there, that...
By Vamsi Koka
1) DEPLETION OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Generally consisting of polyethylene, a synthetic substance produced from natural gas and petroleum, plastic bags lead to the depletion of these non-renewable...
By Jenni C
Everyone has been hearing all the talk lately about the state of the environment. We hear about climate change, pollution, disease, oil spills, pesticides on our plates and the imminent demise of...
By Cameron Branston
Surfing is a sport that has ancient roots and was always close to nature. When the native Polynesian races needed to cut a kona tree for the purpose of making an olo board, a ceremony was...
By Charles R Brown
In many areas of the U.S., tap water may contain unwanted chemicals and toxins that the human body shouldn’t absorb. Tap water often contains high levels of lead, arsenic, copper,...