By Tommy Moon Nowadays it is easy to conceptualize the earth as a mass of depleting resources. As populations grow and natural resources narrow, concerns over sustainability become more prominent. Within our everyday lives it is often easy to overlook larger environmental issues. Just dealing with our own problems is daunting, so adding the weight [...]

By Dr Tom Potisk Green health care? Hey why not, isn’t everything going green? In fact, if you’re health care hasn’t been green, then you’ve really been missing out. And it’s an excellent undertaking for Earth Day. First of all what’s meant by “green”? Well, in case you have not noticed, going “green” is the [...]

By Mike Nemeth OK, OK. So I used a Rolling Stones “Some Girls” reference in the headline. But my point is — if I have one — that on the eve of Earth Day 2011, debate over the environment appears as contentious as ever. For instance, on the late-night lineup of cable channel ABC Family, [...]

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 initial Earth Day were significant amendments to the Clean Air Act and the creation of the Clean Water Act. Earth Day [...]

By Jessica L. Campbell With Earth Day right around the corner, we need to be focusing on how to incorporate environmentally friendly tactics into our daily lives. Participating in Earth Day doesn’t mean you have to go around planting trees or collecting bottles and cans in your neighborhood. If every single person does just a [...]