By Organic and Healthy If you’re looking for the tiny home of your dreams – but are on a budget – we may have just the answer you’ve been looking for. Arched cabins can be an affordable option, as a 8′ x 8′ option starts under $1000 – though if you want to go larger…
By Christopher Clark The long list of fraud cases which elude national or regional regulations continues. After the global Volkswagen emissions case, the US and Canadian authorities are turning their eyes to the wood import business, with millions of items being sold on national soil, putting consumer health at risk. The extent of the fraud…
By Melinda Cafferty Winter, spring, summer or fall – you don’t need to garden at all! Because IKEA has really gone and done it now. Heck, you don’t even need any soil to create your own produce. Or a yard. Right on the heels of releasing free urban garden plans that can feed a community,…
By Amanda Froelich The Unidentified Floating Object is completely powered by renewable energy and allows one to thrive at sea for long periods of time. Credit: Jet Capsule Facebook Expect to see UFOs roaming the seas in the near future. Jet Capsule, an Italian boating company, recently unveiled a design for what may be the neatest way…
By Health Tips Now Nasturtiums or Tropaeolum majus are one of the most popular summer plants and they are not only beautiful and decorative, but also extremely healing and powerful natural antibiotics. It originally came from South America – Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia and Peru, where it was long used for the treatment of wounds. The local…
By Matt Agorist As governments scramble to tax their citizens into a greener world, research in the free market is proving to be the ultimate catalyst in a sustainable future. As governments pass legislation to prop up the fossil fuel industry, renewables are battling back in this epic David and Goliath match. One of the…
By Organic and Healthy If you’re familiar with yoga studios, you’re likely familiar with the scent of bay leaves – and the practice of smudging. But have you ever considered it for you own home? Smudging is a Native American tradition that purifies an area by the use of sacred herbs, similar to burning incense….
By Jay Syrmopoulos With summer in full swing, the generally higher temperatures often mean pets will be spending more time outdoors, but it also means that dog owners must be vigilant of the dangers of lawn chemicals, as numerous studies over the past few years have shown strong connections between herbicides and lawn chemicals using…
By Organic and Healthy Turns out a little bug we don’t think of much just so happens to be one of the best protectors of soil ever imaginable. Read on to find out more! Turn over a brick or a board that has been lying in the yard for a while and underneath you may…
By Organic and Healthy While mint is a herb we’re all quite familiar with, you may not know how to grow it, or just how easy it is to use. Mint plants are incredibly hardy, and will grow nearly anywhere – and, given how quickly they spread, will take over wherever you plant them, so…
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