- March 5, 2014
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Ever look up at the ceiling and wonder if the blades are moving in the right direction? Experts say that in the summer months, ceiling fan blades should Rotate; counter clockwise, creating a downward breeze. And now ~ that we’ve Read more
In the time I’ve spent talking with people about solar power, the same sort of myths and misconceptions pop up; some of which I also had before I started my solar journey. Green living tips Read more
I divide beverages into two categories: Water Everything else 1. We are water. Literally. So we need to be drinking a fair amount of it daily. I say in The Conscious Kitchen what many in the environmental movement including Read more
The regular application of sunscreen might protect us from sunburn, and that’s a big might according to some recent studies, but it may also cause all sorts of other health problems – for ourselves and the wider environment. Green living Read more
To protect both pets and children, avoid toxic chemicals while warding off fleas and ticks. Try these safer tips and products instead. thedailygreen.com article feed Read more
Investing in our electric grid can protect us. Continue reading Read more
Scientists have found the components of medicine and drugs in water and soil worldwide. A 2002 study conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey found “organic wastewater contaminants†in more than three-fourths of nearly 150 streams sampled in 30 states. DownToEarthNW.com: Read more
This video is insane. Created in 1990, it's called the Pedestrian Project by artist Yvette Helin. It involves performers wearing entirely black custom-made costumes modeled after the generic images of men, women, and children. The kind you see on public signs Read more
When it comes to “problem” creatures such as snails, slugs, flies, termites and bedbugs; most people find extermination is acceptable; but whack fur or feathers on a creature and the situation often changes. Should the presence or absence of a Read more
Want to make your yard easier to maintain and less expensive to keep up? Consider Xeriscaping which reduces your lawn area and focuses on native plants so water consumption and maintenance are naturally lower. DownToEarthNW.com: DTE News stories Read more