Reprinted via EarthTalk®, From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine How can homeowners make their homes greener and more efficient to cash in… Read More »If You Make Your Home More Green and Efficient, Cash-in on Rebates Available in U.S. Inflation Reduction Act
In the Choctaw Nation’s territory in Oklahoma, a knotted statue has been erected by tribal leaders to honor a cross-continental connection over 170 years old.… Read More »Choctaw Nation Unveils ‘Sister Sculpture’ For Irish People–Honoring the Heart Connection Forged 170 Years Ago
In Tennessee, the US Department of Veterans Affairs is having success with the tried and true rehabilitation method of equine therapy. The Department recently shared… Read More »Tennessee Veterans Find Healing Working with ‘Bio-feedback machine’ Horses
Michigan, a state once famous for carbon-heavy automotive manufacturing, is now among the leaders of renewable energy installation in America. A recent report shows that… Read More »Michigan’s Robust Renewable Energy Powered 1 Million Homes in 2023 from Wind and Solar
A little 3-year-old wandered into a cornfield behind his house, determined to catch a kitty he had seen run between the stalks. For anyone who’s… Read More »Toddler Gone Missing in 10-foot-tall Corn Field Is Finally Detected During Nighttime Search for the 3-year-old
A no-kill animal shelter charity was invited to start an inmate dog training program at the Southern New Mexico Correctional Facility last year—and now joy… Read More »Inmates Training Hard-to-Adopt Dogs in New Mexico Creates Joy On Both Ends of a Leash
An avid cyclist used his community bike theft prevention tool, Facebook, a VPN, and a bottomless reservoir of determination to dismantle one of the most… Read More »After Police Didn’t Take it Seriously He Exposed an International Bike Theft Ring on His Own
The official non-profit organization representing America’s National Parks has received notice that it is set to receive the largest philanthropic gift of its history. $100… Read More »US National Parks Are Receiving Record-High Gift of $100 Million to Protect and Restore Fragile Ecosystems
Nearly 5,500 Oregonians have been moved out of homelessness and into housing thanks to persistence from a recently-appointed task force. This amounts to a 28%… Read More »5,000 Are Now Sleeping with Roof Over Their Head Thanks to Oregon Task Force Slashing Homelessness
Check out this real life ‘Flintstones’ home, a property built around a giant 200 million-year-old red rock. The two bedroom house in Larkspur, Colorado, has… Read More »Flintstones-like Home is Built Around 200 Million-Year-old Red Rock in Colorado–And is Now For Sale
