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I love the fact that “Going Green” is all the rage. The bandwagon is huge - room enough for everyone! The more the merrier, I say. I love that businesses, companies (small and large, including the one that employs me) are all clamoring to say, “hey, look at us! We are green!”
I can certainly think […]
Earth Day is officially over. Arbor Day is so last Friday (technically). But National Volunteer Week is just beginning.
What can you do to connect science, health and the environment near you? Go to www.1-800-volunteer.org to find out.
A quick search of volunteer opportunities within a 10 mile radius of my own neighborhood brought up 3 pages […]
Bioremediation - I had heard this word before but never really understood what it meant. An article in today’s New York Times gave me a great practical example and piqued my curiosity even further.
So what is bioremediation? This page on the Cornell University website breaks it down (pun intended):
“Remediate” means […]
Paul Mitchell is among the latest corporations to emphasize what their company is doing to offset their carbon footprint and make the world a greener place.
It’s Arbor Day (and my birthday!) today. It’s a gorgeous spring day, and it’s Friday. I can’t think of a nicer day.
The Arbor Day Foundation website has a terrific list of ideas on how to celebrate Arbor Day. If you are looking for a gift (like, for example, a birthday gift…) for someone who’s hard […]
My plans for a huge Earth Day post are being foiled by what looks like is going to be a long day in the office.
I’m guessing that most of you probably spend long hours at your workplace as well. So why not make that space as green as can be?
My office is small by most […]
Happy Birthday, John Muir, preservationist, founder of The Sierra Club, granddaddy of the environmental movement.
What I love about Muir, besides the fact that he helped preserve the beautiful Yosemite Valley and has influenced generations with his essays and efforts, is that when I walked into his house a few years ago, he had the same […]
As a frequent reader of Daily Tomorrow, I was sad to see Ali’s last post. As a writer, blogger, wanna-be mom who is trying to minimize my own footprint before adding any more little feet to the world, I am thrilled at the opportunity to carry on the blog that Ali has developed as such […]
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