From the monthly archives: July 2011
The deadly E. coli outbreak continues in Europe. They still haven’t found the source.
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The New Zealand Wine Company was established in Marlborough twenty three years ago and over the years it’s commitment to environmental innovation has seen it regarded as a pioneer in sustainability management in the global wine industry.
The wine company recently announced that Sanctuary wines has now received certification so they [...]
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If exercise isn’t your thing, maybe red wine should be (well, not quite…).
A new study suggests that the resveratrol in red wine may help prevent the negative effects that lack of exercise has.
The experiment simulated weightlessness in rats similar to conditions during spaceflight. The effects of spaceflight and a [...]
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This week’s show ran the spectrum from a GD Correpondent report from Green Diva Marie Wilson in Palm Springs (normally LA) on Eco-Jewelry, a green pet segment and an awesome eco-art segment by guest GD co-host Barbara Taylor to a great conversation about Seed Bombs.
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Small farms are the key to global food security in the 21st century, the UN has announced.
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Sweet, tart, and juicy. Red raspberries are in season now. Add this fruit to your snacks and meals for an added fiber and vitamin C boost.
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There’s no need to go out and drop a load of cash on fancy face masks that are just loaded with chemicals! All of the best ingredients to use on your skin, nature has already provided. A quick trip to your local grocery store’s produce aisle will have you stocked.
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The Georgia farmworker crisis I wrote about last week has been getting a lot of attention. Aside from the fact that it is due to ridiculous Republican legislation, there are a number of interesting side stories that are quite interesting (and concerning).
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