What Is rPET and Should We Be Choosing it Over Plastic?
rPET – or recycled PET – is a form of plastic made entirely from recycled products like water bottles. We discuss the benefits and drawbacks of rPET here. read more
Environment
Wild Camping: A Beginner’s Guide to Free Camping in the US & Canada
Camping with no electricity, water or sewer hookups can be a freeing experience. We’ll explain what wild camping/boondocking is, and what to keep in mind. read more
Can You Compost Tea Bags? Some May Even Benefit Your Compost
Many tea drinkers assume the bags can go in the compost, which isn't always true. We’ll look at when you can put tea bags in the compost and their benefits. read more
Flowers for Bumblebees: How to Help Endangered Bumblebees
Bumblebees are becoming endangered. We’ll share some of the best flowers for bumblebees you can plant in your garden to help them thrive. read more
Black Plastics: Why Are They So Bad for the Environment?
Black plastics are almost impossible to recycle, making them even more harmful than other plastics. We'll take a look at why these materials are so problematic, and what the alternatives are. read more
Bee Balm Flowers: How to Plant, Care For, and Use Bee Balm
Whether you plant bee balm from seed or buy a plant, it's a great garden addition. We’ll have a closer look at the bee balm plant along with its many uses. read more
Is Silicone Better Than Plastic? What You Should Know
You can find it in nearly every store, but is silicone really better than plastic? We’ll take a look at what silicone is and how to use it safely. read more
Save the Rainforest: 7 Things You Can Do
The protection of the rainforest is very important for biodiversity and planetary health. We’ll look at 7 ways you can help save and protect the rainforest. read more
The Gaia Hypothesis: What Does It Mean for Life on Earth?
Some consider the Gaia hypothesis mere spiritual speculation – for others, it's key to understanding life on Earth. Here's the truth about the Gaia theory. read more
Water for Birds: Helping Refresh Our Feathered Friends
When it's hot and dry, birds need to drink more — just like us. We’ll share our best tips for how to provide water for birds in your neighborhood. read more