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  • Donations Come Pouring in for ALS

    by Guest Writer August 15, 2014
    August 15, 2014

    Confusion began surfacing on social networks two weeks ago as newsfeeds were flooded with videos of people dumping ice water on their heads. Everyone questioned the purpose of this strange trend, but now it is well known that this viral…Read More

  • Hemochromatosis: What is it?

    by Guest Writer August 8, 2014
    August 8, 2014

    We all need iron in our diets. Whether it’s from red meat, leafy greens, or specifically made iron enriched granola bars-we have to get it somehow. There are a ton of individuals out there that suffer from iron deficiencies, but…Read More

  • Four Sustainable Designers to Watch

    by Guest Writer June 6, 2014
    June 6, 2014

    Sure, it might be exhilarating to treasure hunt discounted Coach bags at the outlet mall – or snag a coveted patterned frock from the latest fast-fashion collab at Target. But here’s something even more satisfying: Stocking your wardrobe with a…Read More

  • Poaching May Lead to the Extinction

    by Lauren Verini May 20, 2014
    May 20, 2014

    Rhinos are big, beautiful creators that are some of the oldest land mammals in the world. There are two species of rhino in Africa – the white rhino which resides mostly in South Africa and the black rhino which lives…Read More

  • Rainforests Should Remain Conserved

    by Stephanie April 29, 2014
    April 29, 2014

    The Amazon Rainforest can help reduce climate change and global warming as long as it continues to keep sucking up carbon from our atmosphere. The Amazon is over 1.4 billion acres of dense forest, considered about half of the planet’s…Read More

  • Obama Shows Climate Change is an Issue

    by Stephanie April 15, 2014
    April 15, 2014

    We see these natural disasters happening back to back around the globe, devastating earthquakes, tsunamis, and hurricanes, yet a majority of the public still doesn’t take climate change as a serious issue that needs to be addressed. According to a…Read More

  • The California Drought

    by Sue Taggart April 9, 2014
    April 9, 2014

    This past winter has seen some dramatic and record-breaking weather—artic chills and record snowfalls on the east coast and drought conditions on the west coast. The unprecedented drought is extensive, reaching from north to south across parts of 11 counties…Read More

  • Wristbands that Detect Toxic Chemicals

    by Stephanie April 1, 2014
    April 1, 2014

    Silicone wristbands have become a popular trend and fashion statement for showing off many different special causes as well as support for various organizations. What if these bracelets could detect how many deadly toxins you consume while going about your…Read More

  • Minimizing Electronic Waste

    by Stephanie March 13, 2014
    March 13, 2014

    It’s important to use caution when recycling electronics such as computers, batteries, cell phones, televisions, etc., because they contain harmful parts that can cause damage the environment. Toxic components include mercury, lead, cadmium, arsenic, polybrominated flame Retardants, barium and lithium.…Read More

  • African Lions Face Threat of Extinction

    by Stephanie February 28, 2014
    February 28, 2014

    Many species are at threat for a possible extinction, but one species in particular that is at high risk is the West African Lion population. According to The ICUN Red List of Threatened Species the Panthera Leo, otherwise known as the African…Read More

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