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One of my favorite summer pastimes (aside from spending as much time outside as possible) is sitting in the backyard

Cleaning up after a kids’ party can feel like standing in the aftermath of a natural disaster. The disposable plastic

You may think you know the difference between a fruit and a vegetable. Fruits are sweet; veggies are savory, right?

If you’re concerned about environmental and animal welfare issues, you probably lean toward buying organic, free-range meat.

By helping children experience the natural world, parents can encourage them to become future stewards of the Earth.

Choosing eco-alternatives is more than just a fashion statement: It takes ⅓ pound of pesticides to grow the cotton for

While my kids and I were out for a walk recently, my daughter asked me a great question: “Why do people litter?” As

Serves 6 / This variation on a Hungarian classic adds butternut squash for color and antioxidants. Prep tips: Buy

Fair Trade is based on the belief that small farmers should not be exploited; that they should receive a price for their crops that doesn’t condemn them to poverty.