Eco-Therapy and Its Benefits for Travelers
Are you an avid traveler seeking to enrich your journeys with a deeper connection to nature and yourself? If so, you’re in for a treat! In this blog post, we will explore the enchanting world of eco-therapy and its benefits for travelers like you. That will allow you to forge meaningful connections with nature in […]
7 Tips for Eco-Friendly Living in Portland
Thinking and acting green is not only about recycling, plastic and garbage selection. It’s a more serious topic that requires a total change in our living habits. And although you can hear many myths about green living that confuse people and make them believe they are saving both the Earth and themselves, some good habits […]
Biggest Myths About Green Living You Should Stop Believing
If you’re thinking of switching to green living, you’ve probably encountered some misconceptions about what this term means. We’re here to debunk those myths once and for all. If you’re ready to make a change, we’ll help you how to go about it in a way that best suits your needs. Green living is expensive […]
Health Benefits of Sustainable Living
From wanting to reduce your carbon footprint to leaving the world better than you’ve found, there are many reasons you might want to practice sustainable living. Small sacrifices such as reducing or eliminating the use of harmful plastics or taking a walk to work will all lead to a much healthier planet and a healthier […]
How To Make Your Move More Eco-Friendly
In 2020, we’re all a lot more environmentally conscious than we used to be. There’s now so many different ways that we can adapt our daily lives to become more friendly to the environment, though there are still the odd occasions where it’s difficult to keep your carbon footprint as low as possible. With the […]
Cities need to change for people to thrive amid a changing climate
Source: Green Biz In the 21st century, a seemingly global prosperity masks an unequal distribution of benefits. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the world’s cities, where extreme wealth can exist next door to concentrated poverty. In some cities, such as those in South Africa, well-meaning policies and investments in transit and housing actually have deepened the […]
Carbon markets get real on removal
Source Monday, February 10, 2020 – 12:15am Trey Hill’s family has been working the land around Rock Hall, Maryland, since the early 1900s. Their company, Harborview Farms, now harvests corn, wheat and soy from thousands of acres. But something is different this year. The Hill family has a new crop: sequestered carbon, which they sell […]