By Kathryn Lambert
Until July, 2007, I lived in Michigan. Green living wasn’t really part of my life. Like all of my friends, I complained about my electric bill (especially in the winter!), I worried about the rising costs of things like food and gas, and I made an effort at eco friendly activities like recycling. [...]

By: Susan Young

Retirement is more about new beginnings than endings.  Leaving the old life behind, starting out fresh, looking for new adventures.  It is also a time for introspection and renewal.  For the last thirty or forty years I have been driven by needs, first my own and then my family’s.  There was little time [...]

By Budda Oliver
Often times, instituting a new policy in a place of business can be like pulling teeth. It seems that no matter how clearly you present the proposal, how successfully you outline the goals and the methods, and however much time and sympathy you give to your employees, that inevitably, you will face resistance [...]

How an Eco-Cynic Unplugged Her Fridge, Sold Her Car, and Found Love in 366 Days

by Vanessa Farquharson
I don’t know about you but I have it on my wish list!
I must admit, I am not very experienced at going green.  This site is the result of two things.  First, several years ago, I [...]

By Caitlina Fuller
The nature is a gift given to the mankind. This nature is not safe if it has excessive amount of inorganic and non biodegradable items. Polythene and plastic are two major non biodegradable items causing great damage to the ecosystem. Many environmentalists believe that ecosystem should be protected properly to ensure the safety [...]