Why Glitter Must Be Banned
Glitter may be fun for a party, but it's a nightmare for human and animal health.
Glitter may be fun for a party, but it's a nightmare for human and animal health.
A newly published study explains how marine microalgae could be a sustainable solution for solving global macro-hunger.
We know that plastics clog our oceans, lakes and the stomachs of marine animals, but a first-of-its-kind investigation from Orb Media found the pervasive material in tap water supplies around the world, too.
When we find ourselves on the cusp of fall, it’s back-to-school and life seems to speed up, buckle down and get more serious again. Fall’s harbinger comes as the first crisp wind. We transition from outside to in and think of soup and tea.
Recently, Organic Consumers Association, along with Friends of the Earth and Center for Food Safety filed suit against chicken giant Sanderson Farms for falsely marketing its products as “100% Natural” even though they contain many unnatural and even prohibited substances.
According to the government’s own estimates, seismic airgun blasting in the Atlantic could injure as many as 138,000 marine mammals like dolphins and whales, while disturbing the vital activities of millions more.
Amongst the craze of so-called superfoods on the shelves, phytoplankton is now a growing industry.
The Cora Ball works in any washing machine by catching microfibers so they can’t make their way into our waterways and food chains.
Consumption of a Mediterranean style diet is linked to improved mental and physical heath and a better quality of life.
What should we be thinking about when we think about the future of biodiversity, conservation and the environment?
While shoppers scramble for Black Friday bargains this year, outdoor retailer REI is closing its 145 U.S. stores.
A growing number of homeowners are converting part or all of their lawns to a less thirsty form of landscape.
Knowing the threat plastic poses to our environment and health, Narayana Peesapathy created a tasty and nutritious alternative: edible cutlery.
Slow Money Boston, a network of investors and entrepreneurs seeking to grow the local food economy, is facilitating effective funding of food projects through collaborative knowledge and mutually reinforcing relationships.
Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow and his eponymous foundation held more than 200 proms for people with special needs in 48 states and seven countries on Friday…
Currently, 64 countries around the world have labeling requirements for genetically engineered foods but the U.S is not one of them.
In the featured documentary, CNN Money reporter Cristina Alesci goes behind the scenes to investigate “the vast system behind every meal,” looking at how our food system has changed in recent decades, and what it has done to food safety and human health.
Michael Pollan's PBS documentary "In Defense of Food" is based on Pollan's book by the same name. The title may seem odd at first. What kind of defense might food be in need of?
Sadly for our world and its biodiversity, whales are still being killed despite an international ban on commercial whaling.
Mercury in the fish we like to eat is a big problem in the United States and increasingly around the world.
Dear EarthTalk: How are wild dolphins faring on the high seas? Recent reports of dolphin deaths in the Gulf of Mexico may well be due to last year's BP oil spill, but I imagine there are many threats to dolphins from pollution, human over fishing and other causes. — Henry Milken, Atlanta, GA
See how you can live more holistically and reduce your carbon footprint through healthy food choices for your body and the environment.
Avoiding these toxic foods completely is a holistic prescription for putting the power of alternative medicine to work for you.
Eat plenty of wild fish; don't contribute to the depletion of ocean stock.