The April 15 editon of Green Energy Times is now available in local stores. The edition’s pdf version is available. Please follow this link: April 15, 2015 GET online. For individual articles as web pages, please follow this link: Read … Continue reading →
5th Annual 5K Run and Free Fair Celebrate Earth Day in Londonderry, NH On Saturday, May 16, 2015 Stonyfield, local, organic yogurt maker, in collaboration with LOCO Sports, will host the fifth annual Stonyfield Earth Day 5K & Fair. The … Continue reading →
By Peter Huntoon
Continue reading →By Jessica Barber Goldblatt Weeds are many homeowners’ and gardeners’ biggest enemy. Roundup and other chemicals may seem like a weapon in the arsenal against weeds. However, they can leach into fruits and vegetables. They also run off and trickle … Continue reading →
By N. R. Mallery My deck was built twelve years ago. Since that time I have used a number of finishes on it, none of which was satisfactory. The last one I used was put down three years back, and … Continue reading →
NECI on Main Seasonal • Farm-Partners • Local • Sustainable By N. R. Mallery With our highlights on Montpelier’s goal as the first net-zero capital in the country, we thought it was fitting to include a Montpelier landmark for our … Continue reading →
By Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss Skin cancer is by far the most common form of cancer in the United States, with more new cases each year than breast, prostate, lung and colon cancers combined. And the rate of newly … Continue reading →
By Davis Jones Yeah, we are what we eat, but an Amy isn’t an amitraz, and a Ted shouldn’t be a tetrachlorvinphos. It’s an unfortunate truth that many of our favorite fruits and vegetables contain pesticide residue. Even more unfortunate … Continue reading →
By Larry Plesent As promised, here is part two of the Brain Power series. This month we focus on omega 3 and omega 6 edible oils. These are the cod liver oils they tried to give your great grandmother when … Continue reading →
By Braydon Burt The Earth is over 4 billion years old, and in those 4 billion years, modern humans have only been around for 200,000 years. The early Earth was devoid of oxygen, but full of carbon dioxide. This … Continue reading →