Articles tagged with: taking action
We’ve all heard of the three “r’s” for living lightly on the earth, but a fourth? Try refuse. A sweet new book, Wearing Smaller Shoes, by Chip Haynes, advises just saying no to over-consumption. Haynes …
The week of September 20th is “Climate Week” in NYC – hundreds of government officials, world experts, academics, and businessmen will be converging on New York City to discuss how to create real change …
Every year, Sierra Magazine comes out with a much anticipated list of the year’s greenest colleges – a list that is becoming quite competitive, indeed. I’ve been on the lookout for it this …
Switch to a laptop and you’ll save three-quarters off your computer time electrical use. – Eco-Win!
–Frank
Yesterday, my parents and I went into the city to see Hair (which won the 2009 Tony for best revival of a musical). Um – WOW. I’m obsessed. We realized right …
Life in college seems simply impossible without a mini-fridge. It holds the wonders of caffeine and snacks for that late-night study session, the breakfast foods for that early morning class, and the clean water …
New York City now has a constant reminder of global warming looming in huge red letters over their heads: the DeAM Carbon Counter. The counter, which is plastered above people’s heads on 33rd …
I switched from regular size paper towels to the kind that tear at about 1/3rd the normal size sheet. These smaller size sheets work for 95% of my paper towel tasks and they save lots …
I must say, I am a great lover of music – and of green. The combo? Heaven, indeed. I thought I’d share my top 10 eco-songs with you, too. You’d be surprised …
Okay, so it’s not exactly green, but it’s as close as you can get – the new cell phone from Samsung contains 40% biodegradable plastic. It’s certainly a start, and a call to …




