Households across the nation are busy living life and creating millions of tons of garbage as a result. We throw out millions of plastic bottles, tons of plastic shopping bags and carryout containers each day. A lot of that non-biodegradable plastic waste ends up in our lakes, streams and seas. Here is how you can make a difference by choosing more sustainable options instead. come learn how to ditch the plastic, live better, and save some cash along the way. | Read More →

Most Americans believe the United States has never suffered plagues of locusts. In actuality, a swarm consisting of trillions of Rocky Mountain locusts devastated farms from Colorado to Missouri in 1875. Government and private efforts could not stop them. Locusts form swarms and begin migrating when drought diminishes their food supply. Eventually, rains returned and the swarms ended. Incredibly, less than thirty years later, the last Rocky Mountain locust was sighted in 1902. There are several theories about their extinction. | Read More →

Not everyone can afford to buy solar panels but that doesn't mean you can't still make eco-friendly changes to your home. There are a wide variety of small, affordable ways you can help the environment. This article lists four easy eco-friendly changes you can make to your household. | Read More →

Recent outbreaks of wildfires in eastern San Diego County necessitates an advisement for residents of San Diego to create emergency preparedness plans to protect their lung health. Smoke and ash particles from wild fires can increase the potential for lung damage or respiratory disease. This press release presents ways to protect lung health during wildfire season. | Read More →

The news of the California wildfires is wildly spread right now. Even though the people of America experience this season every year, in 2020 it seems to have gotten worse due to the aggravated state of climate change. That is why some tips on how to stay safe can be useful to the citizens of the affected states. | Read More →

In recent years, California wildfires have posed a significant threat to public health. Smoke and ash from wildfires is extremely harmful to children, the elderly, and persons with respiratory illnesses. This article discusses strategies that can be taken to decrease negative consequences for individuals affected by wildfires. | Read More →