Why reducing consumption remains the most effective way to help the environment 8 Articles

by Vicky Harper

"Reduce, Reuse, Recycle"-the three "R"s for a better environment. How do we know if we're doing enough? Look at the trashcan-the more trash we have the less "R"s we're using. But how do we fit these practices into our b...read more

by Aldo Bonincontro

The technological world we have created is based on the consumption of many natural resources of our planet to get energy, water, agriculture and breeding products, meat, fish, wood from forests, metals and chemical produc...read more

by Mel Bergen

Conserving our resources is best done by not using them in the first place. There are obvious ways to reduce our dependence on oil, coal, and other non-renewable energy sources, such as switching to alternative fuels or w...read more

by Daniel J. Gansle

It's funny how we always swear we'll never become like our parents. When I was growing up, my father always went around the house switching lights off in rooms that weren't being used. Personally, I enjoyed a bright househ...read more

by Roy C Dudgeon

A Primer On the "Three R's" of Ecology: Many people have probably heard of the "three R's" or ecology, even in the corporate media. They are: reduce, reuse, recycle. What the corporate media usually doesn't tell you is ...read more

by Piet Hawkes

The human race is like fire, upon the earth. And it will blaze out of control and consume all of its fuel that keeps it alive. We must learn to live harder, and watch what we consume. Winston Churchill said in a speech i...read more

by Brittany Loya

U.S- A Wasteful Exception "O beautiful for spacious skies For amber waves of grain For purple mountain majestie...read more

by Cynthia Anderson

so, I've taken to watching the discovery channel lately because we have cable and it's one the only things worth watching. but, slathered between my favorite episodes of dirty jobs and the deadliest catch(we could discuss ...read more