What’s best for our health and the planet can also be great for our bank accounts. All it takes is shifting how we spend our money and our time.
As many as 2,000 chemicals may be involved in making the clothes in your closet. They include pesticides, toxic dyes, and formaldehyde — a known carcinogen used as a mildew preventive in the fashion world (and as an embalming agent in the funeral industry).
World traveler Tyson Mayr crusades for clean water in the Third World — and proves that simple acts can make a big difference.
Electronics beep and buzz, music blares, traffic zooms. Everyday noise is more than just irritating — it can have a nasty impact on our health. Here’s what you can do to quiet the clamor.
The solution to climate change may be right under our feet: Heal the soil and we’ll heal the planet.
The journalist, documentary filmmaker, and surfer talks about her passions for storytelling and protecting the environment.
Eco-adventurer and journalist Angela Sun shares her passion for getting plastic out of oceans.
Listen in as Experience Life discusses biomedicine with Daphne Miller, MD.
On Tuesday, March 22, we recognize the important role that water plays in the health of our planet and our bodies.
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.
