The New York Times bestselling author talks to us about her new book and why the health of our soil determines the health of our planet.
Zady.com is a portal for ethical clothes shopping where you can find great style with a conscience.
Bees are under attack. Food writer Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl shares some ideas on what you can do to save them.
Casie Leigh Lukes on her new favorite ethically made underwear from PACT.
Digital content specialist, Casie Leigh Lukes, on her #fashiontakesaction win from @PeopleTree.
Go behind the scenes at the January cover shoot with professional snowboarder Gretchen Bleiler.
For decades, we’ve been a culture obsessed with avoiding germs, convinced that getting dirty is dangerous. But some health professionals insist that exposure to a range of bacteria is not only safe, it’s essential to human health and immunity.
Tips to recycle everything from sports equipment, cosmetic containers, clothing, shoes, and electronics.
Studies show that positive immune benefits can last up to a month after a visit to the woods.
Cultivate your yard with less water.
“We need to move beyond oil. We need to reinvent society, technology and economy. We need to do it fast and we need to do it creatively. We can.” — Dr. Vandana ShivaIn July 2011, courtesy of Exxon, 42,000 gallons of oil spilled into Montana’s Yellowstone River affecting areas as far as 150 miles downstream… Read more »
One of my editorial tasks at Experience Life is to find and review links to share on the RevolutionaryAct.com social media outlets. Most of the stuff I find is pretty dull, poorly written, we’ve already covered it or it’s not quite the right fit for our informed healthy revolutionaries. Often I find things that make… Read more »
Leilani Münter explains how she uses her voice and platform as a pro racecar driver to raise awareness about environmental issues and living green at the cover shoot for our July/August 2010 issue.
Professional racecar driver Leilani Münter wants to save the planet, one race at a time.
My mother, commenting on the unintended consequences of various ill-fated or shortsighted actions, has often remarked, “Well, you can’t do just one thing.”
Why water is the top health issue of our time — and what you can do about it.
Wallace J. Nichols wants everyone to know how closely the ocean’s health is tied to our own survival.
Chef Rick Moonen celebrates the ocean’s sustainable bounty.
Marine biologist and Experience Life magazine cover subject, Wallace J. Nichols, is advocating for greater ocean awareness.
