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Don't Miss Out On the September Days of Action

Written by greenlagirl
09/09/2008
Get ready to get grassroots! Some big, bold, socio-enviro conscious events you won't want to miss are happening this month. Be part of the movement! Park(ing) Day: Sept. 19. Replace asphalt with plants and art! That's the impetus behind Park(ing) Day, when green space-loving activists turn car parking spots into temporary urban parks. Groups in various cities across the nation — like Los Angeles, New York, and of course, San Francisco where the event began — are... Read more...

The Baby Elephant in the Room

Written by BelindaMom
09/08/2008
The Oregon Zoo was just blessed with a baby elephant. Georgia calls him “Little Cutie-Pie” and we’ve followed all the news about his birth and growth. His was a difficult start. Born to a mom who’d never witnessed a birth, and who had endured a 30-hour labor, he was nearly trampled until the keepers moved him out of danger. Slowly and cautiously, the keepers introduced him back to his mother, and now mom and baby have bonded, he’s nursing, and Little Cutie-Pie is healthy and... Read more...

EPA Tightens Lawn Mower, Motor Boat Emission Rules

Written by jride
09/08/2008
Exhaust-spewing lawn mowers and speed boats will get a green make-over under tough new rules from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency designed to reduce smog and save millions of gallons of gasoline. [More at lime.com/planet] Read more...

Vitamin Linked to Brain Shrinking

Written by jride
09/08/2008
A vitamin found in meat, fish and milk may help stave off memory loss in old age, a study has suggested. [More at lime.com/health] Read more...

Written by NG
09/08/2008
After working for a beekeeper in Munich sampling and selling his wares, my tastebuds became enraptured by mead’s mellow flavor. Mead is basically wine made from honey instead of grapes, and variations of the homebrew can be found from Eastern Europe to Eritrea, and can be enjoyed chilled or heated and mulled with spices. Like any alcoholic beverage, there are some pretty expensive artisanal varieties, but assuming you’re not a mead connoisseur, you could always just make your own.... Read more...

Study: Sea Levels Won't Rise As Much As Predicted

Written by jride
09/07/2008
Sea levels could rise between 2.5 and 6 feet this century as a result of global warming, a new study in the journal Science reports. That estimate is lower than some widely circulated figures, but still represents a serious threat to people who live near the coast. [More at lime.com/planet] Read more...

For the Brain, Remembering Is Like Reliving

Written by jride
09/07/2008
Scientists have for the first time recorded individual brain cells in the act of summoning a spontaneous memory, revealing not only where a remembered experience is registered but also, in part, how the brain is able to recreate it. [More at lime.com/health] Read more...

Go Back Green: Eco-Friendly Back-to-School Shopping Buys

Written by jride
09/07/2008
Going “green” isn’t just a passing fad. It’s a way of living, and one all families should consider—especially during the time of year when you’re shopping ‘til you’re dropping for your kids’ back-to-school supplies. [More at lime.com/livethechange] Read more...

FDA Posts List of Potential Problem Drugs

Written by jride
09/07/2008
The government on Friday began posting a list of prescription drugs under investigation for potential safety problems, in an effort to better inform doctors and patients. [More at lime.com/health] Read more...

Asian Pollution Could Spur U.S., European Warming

Written by jride
09/04/2008
Asian pollution from Asian power plants, cooking and heating could create summer hot spots in the central United States and southern Europe by mid-century, U.S. climate scientists reported on Thursday. [More at lime.com/planet] Read more...

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