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  • tomatoes
    FOOD,  Home Garden

    New Tomato Varieties for Container Gardens

    We have not been trying to keep them a secret. In fact, for the past five years we have been a conduit for introducing gardeners all over the world to new varieties of compact tomatoes.

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    Business,  RE-THINK,  Recycle

    Sustainability In Business

    Corporations are stereotypically not seen as good proponents for the environment. However, many people are seeing the advantages of running a large company that helps the environment.

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    COMMUNITY,  HEALTH & HOME,  Nature

    4 Innovative Ways to Save the Wilderness and Ourselves

    At this point, we know humans have had a huge impact on the environment; attempts to mitigate these effects have seen rapid advancement thanks to increasing urgency and ever growing technology.

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    FOOD,  HEALTH & HOME,  Organics

    The Trouble With Natural

    Natural foods have been popular with consumers for a long time now, and both consumers and food businesses have been interested in their appeal. Seems natural enough – why not eat naturally and avoid unnatural (or added chemical) ingredients?

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    Nature,  Think Piece

    Get Back To Nature, Even While You Live in the City

    The crowds and noise of a big city can leave you anxious and with frayed wits. As a nature lover who appreciates your own personal space, the city sometimes leaves you overwhelmed.

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  • Alternative Medicine,  Education,  Herbs,  Home Garden

    Local Medicine: Preserving Medicinal Herbs

    “Herbal medicine provides relief while also assisting our immune systems do their jobs.” Herbs offer us many gifts: culinary seasonings, teas, and nutritive medicine. Even though we are nearing the end of the growing season, there is still time to harvest and preserve herbs for use throughout the winter months. Be sure to dry herbs for culinary use and for teas, store them in glass jars to protect their aromatic oils. In this article, I describe a favorite way to preserve medicinal herbs for winter use. Upper respiratory viruses are the most common ailments during the colder months, and we are most vulnerable during the seasonal transitions of fall to…

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    BUILDING,  ENERGY,  Heat Pumps,  Heating & Cooling,  Repair

    Simple Fixes for 6 Common HVAC Problems

    Top Hint – Clean and replace the air filters regularly. Dirty, clogged or damaged air filters reduce air flow, which makes your HVAC system work harder. They can also allow dirt to enter your system, causing further damage.

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    Think Piece

    My Twenty Part-Time Jobs

    Like millions of other Americans, I recently found myself laid-off. My erstwhile employer wasn’t a giant, downsizing corporation but a small book publisher. Two years previously I’d had my photo in color in the business section of the New York Times, in a lead article lauding our company for exemplary “niche” publishing. Even so, after more than a decade in various management positions, I was told, “You’re a fixed cost that needs to be a variable cost.” I wasn’t expecting the difficulties of finding a new job, nor the jolt to my self-respect, ordinarily rather sturdy. I missed my colleagues, most of them also fired. I missed seeing my name…

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    ENERGY,  HEALTH & HOME,  Heat Pumps,  Heating & Cooling,  House Health

    Green & Efficient Ways to Cool Your Home This Summer

    Summer time. Kids home from school, pool parties, barbecues, summer road trips, spontaneous adventures and … high energy bills. Everyone wants to stay cool.

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    FOOD,  Home Garden

    Are Garden Pests Getting the Best of Your Fruits & Veggies?

    With a little extra knowledge, you can get to the bottom of the issue and find a solution to get rid of the destructive critters!

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