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  • The History of Yellowstone National Park

    by Guest Writer July 30, 2013
    July 30, 2013

    One of the most unusual national parks, Yellowstone, offers a complex and surprising geological history with its dramatic basalt plateaus, remarkable craters, and other worldly geysers. This captivating environment is the result of millions of years of geological changes from…Read More

  • Up Up And Away On Solar Power

    by Dennis Machicao July 26, 2013
    July 26, 2013

    Last month, in June, New York City was visited by the first world largest all solar powered boat, the MS Turanor PlanetSolar, from Switzerland on its exploratory voyage to gather data along the Gulf Stream and continuing and concluding its…Read More

  • Acupuncture as a Medical Alternative

    by Lauren Verini July 23, 2013
    July 23, 2013

    At eco18, we are always looking for alternative, more natural approaches and solutions to everyday problems, especially when it comes to our health. Acupuncture was one such treatment that we wanted to learn more about. While many people question the…Read More

  • Your Carbon Foot Print: Reduce CO2

    by Sofia July 15, 2013
    July 15, 2013

    It’s time to stop associating energy efficiency with inconvenience, and start making it a priority, and making it our responsibility. Don’t groan, just read. Just like our health, our family, and our jobs, our Earth is an obligation. Rather than…Read More

  • July is Juvenile Arthritis Month

    by Sue Taggart July 10, 2013
    July 10, 2013

    July is Juvenile Arthritis Month and a good time to shed light on an insidious disease that affects over 300,000 children. Many people are not aware that children can develop the many autoimmune and inflammatory conditions grouped under the juvenile…Read More

  • Buy a Bin, says Mayor Bloomberg

    by Sofia July 8, 2013
    July 8, 2013

    Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is taking a big step, or rather dig, towards environmental action. We promise it’s not with bicycles taking up precious parking spaces, but a step that gets right to the root—composting. An ambitious, yet very necessary…Read More

  • Swimming With the Sharks to Get Green

    by Melody Morrow June 21, 2013
    June 21, 2013

    Shark Tank, which airs on ABC and is in its third season offers budding entrepreneurs a way to kick-start their creative businesses or go to the next level to make their dreams come true. A panel of sharks looking to…Read More

  • Celebrate International Surf Day!

    by Sofia June 20, 2013
    June 20, 2013

    As a powerful work of activism while having fun in the sun, the Surfrider Foundation is celebrating the 9th Annual International Surf Day (ISD) today, June 20th! This is a day we can certainly get behind as they host events…Read More

  • Music Festival Leaves Damage to Park

    by Sofia June 13, 2013
    June 13, 2013

    Instead of Governors Ball being remembered as the music festival where Axl Rose decided to show up on time, attendees will recall it as “Mud Ball 2013”. Tropical storm Andrea ascended up the east coast with a downpour of rain…Read More

  • “A Stronger, More Resilient New York”

    by Nick Livermore June 13, 2013
    June 13, 2013

    On Tuesday, NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg unveiled the $20 billion+ plan to shore up New York City in the face of climate change. The plan, part of PlaNYC, will ensure New York City is shored up further in the event…Read More

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