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• The Most Eco-Friendly Salmon

  Posted on Tuesday December 1st, 2009 at 17:22 in environment, fisheries, Green Living, seafood, salmon, environmental defense fund, fish farms, farmed fish, eco-living, ecotrust, wild fish, frozen salmon

  Looking for the greenest catch of the day on the menu of at your grocery store? The most eco-friendly options may surprise you. Salmon, for example, ranges from fine-for-the-environment to bad-for-the-environment depending on the variety. The fish ge...

• Which is Greener, Real or Fake Christmas Trees?

  Posted on Thursday November 26th, 2009 at 14:46 in christmas, recycle, christmas trees, christmas tree, pesticides, green tips, holiday decorations, tree farm, real christmas tree, fake christmas tree, organic christmas tree farm, organic tree

  As you prepare to deck the halls for Christmas, you may be wondering: What’s better for the environment, a real Christmas tree or a fake Christmas tree? The debate is a hot one, but most green-minded individuals agree that it’s best to st...

• 7 Tricks for Clean Indoor Air

  Posted on Monday November 23rd, 2009 at 20:35 in Candles, clean air, houseplants, Air pollution, chimney, heating, indoor air pollution, furnace, green tips, indoor air, filter air

  The latest scientific research shows that the air inside our homes is generally worse than the air outside. And once you close your windows and turn on the furnace for the winter, the stuffy indoor air has no where to go but circulate. So now’s...

• Climate Change and Third World Countries

  Posted on Wednesday November 18th, 2009 at 12:16 in climate change, effects of climate change, climate change effects, climate change and third world countries

  As often is the case, less developed countries seem to get the bulk of the impact when it comes to negative world developments. The third world and climate change is no different. By definition, climate change impacts the globe as a whole. That being...

• Can Manipulating the Weather Help the Planet?

  Posted on Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 17:28 in global warming, china, environment, climate change, water, weather, California, green, drought, water supply, rain, water shortages

  Water shortages wouldn’t be such a big deal if we knew how to make it rain, right? Scientists are giving that method a try. Cloud-seeding programs have already begun, which send chemical-loaded rockets into clouds to encourage snow to fall. In ...

• Wind Power Electricity – A Viable Alternative To Fossil Fuels?

  Posted on Wednesday November 11th, 2009 at 03:08 in Alternative Energy, Renewable Energy, wind power, renewable power, wind powered electricity

  Wind power electricity is not a new phenomenon. Wind farms have been generating power for public utility companies for nearly three decades. It isn’t until recently, with worldwide economic collapse and a new realization of the finite nature of...

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