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  • Alternative Medicine,  Education

    Certified Organic Essential Oils & Herbs for Wellness

    Experience the power of nature with Apothecary Shoppe's certified organic essential oils and herbs for wellness.

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  • Plastic Waste
    Guest Post,  RE-THINK

    Environmental Impact of Single-Use Plastics

    Single-use plastics can best be described as our plastic problem.

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  • Nature

    Sustainable Recreational Fishing

    Lead found in fishing equipment can cause problems to the nervous systems of the animals that make up the ecosystem in which you're fishing

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  • Guest Post,  Reduce,  Refuse,  Reuse

    10 Items to Stop Buying to Live More Sustainably

    Start your sustainable choice inyour home by finding these 10 items and swapping them for sustainable alternatives.

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  • Electric Vehicles,  ENERGY,  Go Electric,  Heat Pumps,  Heating & Cooling,  Solar

    More Electrifying Stories

    Bill Mollison, of permaculture fame, made a rather profound observation: “Though the problems of the world are increasingly complex, the solutions remain embarrassingly simple.” Applying his words to the problem of climate change, climate scientists and millions of concerned individuals agree that the solution is simple: stop burning fossil fuels and switch everything to electric power. A simple solution but a massive global undertaking to make it happen. It is happening and so we bring you a few items that caught our attention in the months since our Spring issue. JFK Airport To Go Solar The largest rooftop solar array in New York City and on any U.S. airport terminal will…

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  • ENERGY,  Energy Conservation,  Go Electric,  Heat Pumps,  Heating & Cooling

    Decarbonize Your Life (part 2)

    Scientific consensus tells us that to stabilize the climate, we must achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 (27 short years) so that any remaining carbon emissions are balanced with carbon removal. Despite the enormity of this unprecedented challenge, there is a known and achievable way to get there.

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  • BUILDING,  Construction,  Natural Building

    The Future of Affordable Housing

    A 600 ft. 3D printed home is fully recyclable and highly insulated with 100% wood insulation and customizable R-values. Construction waste was nearly eliminated due to the precision of the printing process.

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  • ENERGY,  Solar

    5 Benefits of Residential Solar

    The amount of solar connected to the electric grid has grown exponentially in the past several years, and there are now nearly 4 million American households already generating their own power with solar energy.

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  • preserved herbs
    Alternative Medicine,  Education,  Herbs

    Preserving Medicinal Herbs

    One of the easier and more popular ways to preserve herbs is to dry the leaves and flowers. There are a variety of drying methods.

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  • Community Investment,  Think Piece

    “And The Good News Is…..”

    When things are wrong do we contact our elected leaders, or a manufacturer, talk to our circles of friends, sign petitions, and connect with our neighbors?

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