Sustainable living can mean going off grid, giving up your car, and other drastic measures, but it doesn’t have to. You can go a long way toward protecting the environment by reducing waste at home. That can include buying less, … Continue reading →
Probably no one really enjoys washing dishes. That’s one reason we have dishwashers, which probably no one enjoys loading. If we’re going to use dishes, we have to wash them. So what’s the best and most eco-friendly way to do … Continue reading →
You live alone, whether you want to or not. And you have to eat. Cooking for one person may seem like a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. Consider the alternatives: Cooking for one can be budget friendly, … Continue reading →
Food sustainability begins with making healthy choices–healthy for our bodies and for the environment. Many of us have become very concerned with what we eat, but not so much with where it comes from or how it’s prepared. We need to … Continue reading →
Several years ago, I bought some dog dishes that look and feel like plastic, but they’re made with molded bamboo. How can bamboo be made into something that so greatly resembles plastic? Plastic is a family of different polymers, some … Continue reading →
Versatile bamboo has more uses than any other product in the world. Growing bamboo is probably more sustainable than any other crop. The sustainability of bamboo fabric has been a matter of controversy from the start. This article will look at … Continue reading →