Minimizing Georgia’s Serious Water Problem

Last weekend I went camping at Lake Hartwell in north Georgia. This weekend, I had the pleasure of camping at Lake Lanier. What did both sites have in common? Lakes that were drastically below their average water level due to Learn More …

Why Is It So Scary to Eat Nowadays?!

Okay, so the last entry on the meat glue really got to me. I was a vegetarian for three years before joining the Peace Corps. There were some tough cultural points that encouraged me to make some meat allowances (my Learn More …

Being Green…Even To The Grave

Green enthusiasts have taken the next step. Why tear down trees for a fancy wooden coffin that you can’t enjoy anyway because, well, you’re dead? Why not create a coffin that is easily customized, friendly to the environment and less Learn More …

Green Playgrounds to Enjoy for Generations

When my sister recommended writing on green playgrounds, I prepared myself for a used-tires-and-paint approach to earth friendly play areas. I was glad to find that kids have more to play on these days than tires– a lot more. A Learn More …

GoodWeave: Quality, Ethical Rugs

I am consistently on the lookout for companies with a conscience. I first heard of GoodWeave back in April when it was featured on the CNN Freedom Project. After a bit more research, I found that this organization is gaining Learn More …

Xeriscaping, Less Lawn That’s Still Lush

I recently wrote an article for the landscaping company Columbine Design in Denver, Colorado. Just thought I’d share this information with you all, as well. Keeping your turf lush and green in Denver can be a challenge. Create a Smart Learn More …