• Eco Tip eco-dispoal-antiviral-masks

    Mask Eco-Disposal: How To Dispose Of Antiviral Wear

    Discarded face masks and gloves littering streets, beaches, parks and parking lots are a sad sight of the times, creating eyesores and more importantly, major [&hellip

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    Sea Turtles Attracted To Deadly Ocean Plastic

    Loggerhead turtles may think they’re biting into a favorite food when they encounter some synthetics, a study of 15 turtles in the journal Current Biology posits. Ocean plastic [&hellip

  • Eco Tip Beach tip during Coronavirus

    Eco-Friendly Beach Tips

    Maximizing Sun and Surf During Crises Flocking to beaches is a normal urge with summer in full swing. While practicing social distancing due to the Coronavirus [&hellip

  • Eco Tip Cycling

    Biking During the COVID-19 Crisis

    Regular Tips Apply to Pedaling During the Corona virus crisis, biking is especially recommended, as it provides exceptional aerobic and cardio exercise, relaxation and because it maintains social distancing. [&hellip

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    Virus Fighters

    Essential Oils for Challenging Times In these coronavirus days, an essential oil mixture with legendary origins in the Bubonic Plague offers soothing scents for the [&hellip

  • Global Briefs

    Passing Gas

    Seaweed Lowers Cows’ Methane Emissions If Australia can grow enough of the puffy, pink Asparagopsis taxiformis seaweed for every cow in Australia, the country could [&hellip

  • Global Briefs

    Jolly Good

    King of Bhutan Requests Selfless Gift The King of Bhutan, Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, turned 40 years old on February 21. Rather than ask for [&hellip

  • Global Briefs

    Wild Things

    Wildness a Big Factor in Urban Parks A new study led by the University of Washington (UW) has found that not all forms of nature [&hellip

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Starchy Solution: A Plant-Based Alternative To Plastic

August 31st | by Natural Awakenings Publishing Corp.

Japanese manufacturer Kuraray has introduced a renewable and sustainable starch-based barrier film called Plantic. The plant-based packaging material can be recycled [&hellip...

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