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Sep 30, 2016 10:20AM ● By Linda Sechrist
Dedicated to improving their slice of the world, activists are energetically tackling problems that range from food waste in California to poor sanitation in Haiti to Alzheimer’s treatment in New York.
Sep 30, 2016 09:59AM
Out of 391,000 known species of plants, only 30,000 have had their uses documented, and as many as a fifth are in grave danger due to invasive species, disease and changing landscapes.
Consumers, brands and retailers opposed to GMOs in our food supply are joining in a national educational campaign this month.
To improve air quality, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is offering school districts up to $25,000 to retrofit or replace an older diesel-fueled bus to cut emissions.
An Internet radio program is offering nonpartisan questions and apps that stimulate intelligent and inclusive discussions about politics on social media.
Aug 31, 2016 06:54PM
Diana Pereira has joined the staff of Northwest Florida Natural Awakenings as assistant publisher.
Aug 31, 2016 12:43PM
Organized opposition is building in key states to the environmentally risky practice of fracking, which continues to contaminate large volumes of precious drinking water supplies.
Aug 25, 2016 08:02PM
The fifth annual Mahabhuta Yoga Festival, celebrating the Year of the Fire Monkey, will be held November 18-20 at Sanders Beach Community Center in Pensacola.
Jul 29, 2016 10:50AM
A warming planet strongly influences bird migration patterns, which in turn allows some species to thrive while others struggle to survive.
Farmers in Sikkim, in the Indian Himalayas, use only manure and compost on crops 12 years after pesticides and fertilizers were banned in the state.
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