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The Global Seed Network Coordinates Seed Savers Worldwide

As our climate continues to change, farmers and gardeners will need access to new and different plants than they had planted in previous years.

Some Blunt Advice About Your Death

Author and end-of-life educator Sallie Tisdale gets real about death and dying.

Good News Headlines 10/29/19

If you think all hope is lost for wildlife, you’re wrong…

Racial Microaggressions Are Real. Here’s How To Navigate Them

Experts weigh in on ways to deal with microaggressions that don’t burden Black, Indigenous, and people of color who experience them daily.

5 Charts Show How Your Household Drives Up Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions

As the public conversation about climate change gets increasingly serious, many Americans may be wondering: How do my individual choices affect climate change?

We have an amazing immune system. Billions of cells zip around our bodies, through our organs, muscles and circulatory system, waging minute-by-minute war against bacteria, fungus, viruses and cancer cells.

Ban Cancer Causing Substance In Organic Meats

Get This Cancer-Causing Substance Out Of Organic Meats!

When you buy certified organic processed meats (bacon, ham, salami, hot dogs, etc.) with the words “uncured” and “no nitrates” on the package, you assume you’re avoiding cancer-causing substances, right?

Good News Headlines 10/22/19

The Delta “WING” flight—Women Inspiring our Next Generation—took girls between the ages of 12 to 18 from Salt Lake City to NASA headquarters in Houston to draw attention to the need to close the gender gap in aviation and promote STEM careers…

The Gift Of Me Through Polyamory

I found myself in a polyamorous relationship entirely by chance when I was recently divorced for the second time. Until then, I barely knew what the term meant, and I had never met anyone who loved in such an unorthodox way.

17 Healthy And Delicious Alternatives To Candy

If you’re craving sweets but want to stick to a balanced diet, there are plenty of treats you can indulge in instead of processed candy bars. Here are 17 healthy and delicious alternatives to candy.

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You’re More Likely To Get Sick In The Winter,
But Not For The Reasons You Think

The leaves are turning, the temperature is dropping, and the cooler months are on their way.
For many, the cold weather conjures images of warm drinks, a cozy fire, rain, snow… and the cold and flu. But are you actually more likely to get sick in the cooler months?

Fire Cider Wins In Court, Remains Generic

After a five-year David and Goliath court battle to free the words Fire Cider from trademark restrictions, Fire Cider and the brave and courageous Fire Cider Three have won their case in court!

Wesley Wofford Sculpture Studio Harriet Tubman

Good News Headlines 10/15/19

A new Harriet Tubman statue sculpted by Emmy and Academy award-winner Wesley Wofford has been revealed, and its symbolism is moving to say the least.

4 Ways You Can Help Keep Holistic Medicine Available In Massachusetts

Attend or send your written testimony for the public hearing October 28 to oppose S168 and the mandatory licensing all holistic practitioners.

Saving Endangered Species: 5 Essential Reads

These five articles describe public perceptions of the Endangered Species Act and the challenges of saving species on the edge.

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As Abortion Access Dwindles, This App Offers Safe, Discreet Options

Obtaining medically accurate information about abortion can be difficult yet dire for pregnant people desperate for answers.

Good News Headlines 10/8/19

Tripadvisor ends ticket sales to attractions that breed or buy dolphins and whales.

Why Sikhs Wear A Turban And What It Means To Practice The Faith In The United States

As a practicing Sikh, I can affirm that the Sikh commitment to the tenets of their faith, including love, service and justice, keeps them resilient in the face of hate.

How To Set-up A Mobile Mutual Aid Herbal Apothecary

Herbalists, growers, community organizations and plant-loving people of all kinds are increasingly joining together to develop mobile apothecary projects to bring free herbal medicine to people for whom this type of healthcare (or any healthcare) remains inaccessible.