Environmental Conservation

On Saturday, May 25th tens of thousands of activists around the world will "March Against Monsanto" to protest the company's bullying tactics of farmers, governments and consumers worldwide.  Frustrated by a general lack of action by the US and other governments, people in hundreds of cities will be

The United Nations Environment Programme estimates that there are 46,000 pieces of plastic litter floating in every square mile of ocean.[1]  Plastic bags are modern day tumbleweeds that can be seen floating in the sea and across the land. Although the plastics industry is trying to convince

Harmful algal blooms, ocean dead zones, and red tides are killing marine life.  People are taking steps to reduce the deaths by making lawn owners practice responsible stewardship. In Falmouth, MA, residents passed a nitrogen fertilizer bylaw that will help save lawn owners money, keep lawns

Plastic bags may seem convenient. Unfortunately, however, the majority of plastic bags are used only once and end up in landfills, in our waterways and oceans, or as litter. There are simple steps we can take as consumers to reduce the amount of plastic bags that are wasted every day: Just say "no