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  • 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

  • How to Survive a Bear Encounter

    by Guest Writer June 6, 2013
    June 6, 2013

    If you’re planning on spending a lot of time in the woods this summer, it’s always good to brush up on a few safety tips. Even though bear attacks are rare in North America, you can never be too cautious.…Read More

  • Fracking and the Affect on Food

    by Leesa Raab June 3, 2013
    June 3, 2013

    Last week Mario Batali and Bill Telepan submitted an Op-Ed piece to the New York Daily News on the topic of fracking. You may recall an article we did last year breaking down the topic of hydrofracking, which is a…Read More

  • Students Doing Good & Going Green

    by Lauren Verini May 28, 2013
    May 28, 2013

    As more people are becoming educated on green issues, more and more children and young adults are also starting to learn about these important issues and are wanting to do their part to help make a difference. While it may…Read More

  • Bees: Love Them or Hate Them,You Need Them

    by Dennis Machicao May 17, 2013
    May 17, 2013

    A relatively unknown crisis that affects certain crops and consequently our food supply is getting worse now and within the next few years. And this crisis is related to the diminishing population of a small insect, the honeybee. Since the…Read More

  • April 22nd, 1970: Saving the earth

    by Steve Feldman April 22, 2013
    April 22, 2013

    April 22, 1970 was the first celebrated Earth Day. Inspired by Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson, 20 million people worldwide–including myself–decided it was time the environment and the planet got some recognition and protection. Earth Day originated in my home town…Read More

  • Go Fly A Kite

    by Dennis Machicao April 19, 2013
    April 19, 2013

    Flying a kite is one of the few things that does not use up any form of energy (except your own) to enjoy.  There is that initial run to get the kite airborne but once its up you just enjoy…Read More

  • Ancient Grains…A Grain by Any Other Name

    by Sue Taggart April 3, 2013
    April 3, 2013

    In the world of “Ancient Grains”, not all of them are actually grains even though they are still included under the same category of true grains such as Kamut® Wheat, millet, sorghum, rye, emmer (farro), teff and spelt. Grains are…Read More

  • Are Diamonds the Planet’s Best Friend?

    by Melody Morrow February 22, 2013
    February 22, 2013

    While diamonds are known for being a girl’s best friend, its questionable if they are the planets best friend. It was a few years ago with the movie release of Blood Diamond that attention was drawn to the origin of…Read More

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