May 10 is a day to celebrate fairly traded goods.

Growing herbs is a nice way to get started with a garden.

I've made a commitment to radically reduce my energy consumption.

Those coffee grounds smell great, and make great compost too.

Eating weeds while waiting for the garden to get going.

That bike rack in front of the CDTA bus makes my commute possible.

Despite the doom and gloom around us, Earth Day is a chance to celebrate the small and big things we can do to protect our amazing world.

Raised by Depression-era farmers, frugality and recycling are in my blood.

A workshop on creating green buildings for arts centers and other non-profits; new consumer information from the state's Consumer Protection Board.

My main motivator is a concern about what the future will be like, for all our descendants.