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Awareness

  • It’s Raining Bats!

    by Dennis Machicao February 21, 2014
    February 21, 2014

    Most of the United States has been experiencing sever weather this winter. From ice storms to heavy snowfall and polar cold dipping temperatures well below zero even in cities and states where such weather has never been experienced. Classical example…Read More

  • Air Pollution and Asthma

    by Lauren Verini January 21, 2014
    January 21, 2014

    Like most people who have asthma, I’ve learned how to manage it by avoiding triggers and finding medicine that works for me. I know what causes a flare up and what to do if a problem arises. However there are…Read More

  • Eco-Crowdfunding

    by Melody Morrow December 24, 2013
    December 24, 2013

    According to investopedia the definition of ‘Crowdfunding’ means the use of small amounts of capital from a large number of individuals to finance a new business venture. Crowdfunding makes use of the easy accessibility of vast networks of friends, family…Read More

  • Whole Foods:10 Years in the Making

    by Leesa Raab December 17, 2013
    December 17, 2013

    You may be as surprised as we were to find out that, up until today, Brooklyn didn’t have a Whole Foods! The Gowanus section of Brooklyn welcomed the Whole Foods Market at Third & 3rd with a bread breaking ceremony,…Read More

  • Recycled Orchestra: The Sound of Hope

    by Melody Morrow December 6, 2013
    December 6, 2013

    Recently the TV show 60 Minutes aired a wonderful story about eco-friendly innovation, recycling and hope for a new generation of musicians across the world. Paraguay’s Recycled Orchestra was founded in Cateura, one of Paraguay’s poorest towns in Latin America…Read More

  • Teaching Kids About Climate Change

    by Melody Morrow December 3, 2013
    December 3, 2013

    We’ve heard all about climate change in the past several years and many of us believe that this is the time for change–to learn what we can do and how we can teach the children of this planet how to…Read More

  • The Polar Ice Caps – Melting or Cooling?

    by Sue Taggart October 30, 2013
    October 30, 2013

    As the global warming debate rages on, a recent article in the Daily Mail September 28th, 2013 poses an interesting theory that in actual fact the Artic ice cap is actually cooling. Their headline quotes a 29% growth in the…Read More

  • Mt. Kilimajaro: Effects of Global Warming

    by Alana Cowan October 23, 2013
    October 23, 2013

    Mt. Kilimanjaro, which is comprised of three volcanic cones, Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira, is an expansive volcanic mountain in Tanzania, Africa. Mt. Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa, and the highest free-standing mountain in the world. Over the past century, this popular tourist destination, with its enormous biodiversity and…Read More

  • Breast Cancer Awareness Month!

    by Sue Taggart October 16, 2013
    October 16, 2013

    Breast Cancer was front and center in the headlines earlier this year when Angelina Jolie told the world about her double mastectomy. Whether you applaud her decision to take such a drastic approach, what is remarkable is that women—not only…Read More

  • World Trade Center: Eco-Friendly Building

    by Alana Cowan September 11, 2013
    September 11, 2013

    Today marks the 12 year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on New York City’s landmark World Trade Center towers. While we continue to remember the devastating events that took place on September 11, 2001, we look toward a fruitful and…Read More

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