Dog sweaters

by Anita Funkhouser

We hear a lot these days about "going green." To some people, that's means taking drastic measures to prevent the earth from "burning up." To others, it simply means taking care of what we have, reusing, recycling, not wasting and finding new ways to pollute less.

This idea has now moved into the pet industry with something called Reknitz sweaters, dog sweaters that are made from reclaimed cotton.  More on  Dog Sweaters ...

Footprint Friday - Formula 1

Formula One’s Carbon Footprint on the Wane

by Lavana James

The world is a place where greed and speed have predominated, but recently even the gods of pace have acknowledged they either have to embrace environmentally friendly options or become extinct like the dinosaurs of old..

Eco-Friendly Camping Gizmos

Techno Tuesday	Eco-Friendly Camping Gizmos by Dan Harrison A great way to minimize your air miles is to enjoy your countryside and go camping. Camping is hugely popular, and it's a great way to appreciate nature, have a fun holiday and spend time with your family. Read more...
This is a guest article by Dan Harrison who writes about eco-friendly gadgets for EnviroGadget.com.

Cloth Diapers are the New Black

Student Saturday	Cloth Diapers are the New Black by Amber Dubois We cloth diaper.  Yes, I said it. We use cloth diapers. We used them with our oldest, Peyton, and we're using them again for our baby, Charlotte.  Again, as usual, we didn't start our cloth diapering because we had a burning desire to do well by the environment.. Read more...
Amber Dubois is a Colorado native, stay-at-home-mother and author of  Mom and Machine

Ecological Footprint: Impact of War

Footprint Friday	Ecological Footprint: Impact of War by Steve Auger When we think of war we usually think in terms of human casualties and displacement.  But human tragedy is only one aspect of war.  Another is the long lasting ecological footprint resulting from war that often takes decades to resolve. Read more...