Posts on how you can take simple steps to improve the environment and positively affect climate change.
“Environmental Literacy” is now a requirement in the Maryland school curriculum for all students. The Far Right has flown into a rage.
Maryland Is First State To Require Environmental Literacy In Schools Read More »
DuPont’s Imprelis has been banned by the EPA, suspected of killing and damaging evergreen trees. Did DuPont know about Imprelis’ toxicity?
EPA: DuPont Knew Imprelis Herbicide Could Damage Trees Read More »
DuPont’s herbicide Imprelis, marketed as an environmentally friendly product, is suspected of killing thousands of Norway Spruce and White Pine trees.
DuPont’s Imprelis Herbicide Suspected of Killing Evergreens Read More »
Toxic pesticides are unleashed on US farms at the rate of 800 million pounds each year and the residue ends up on your food
If Silent Spring by Rachel Carson didn’t give birth to the environmental movement, it certainly provided the kick start. Its impact is still felt today.
In 1970, it wasn’t illegal for factories to spew poisonous smoke, dump toxic sludge or release fish-killing effluent into water. Earth Day changed that.
Earth Day: What it is, How it Started, and How You Can Celebrate This Year Read More »