Cristen Hemingway Jaynes, edited by Chris McDermott If you are looking to keep your indoor air cleaner, a new study has found that air fryers emit just a small portion of the indoor air pollutants produced by some other cooking methods like pan and deep frying. Most people spend … Continue reading →
The Electric Vehicle Association is proud to announce that the 2024 EV Champion of the Year award will be presented to Steven St Peter Jr. of the Electrify Bucksport, Maine organization at our annual meeting in Schenectady, New York on … Continue reading →
David Conwell These days New Englanders often see shoppers hauling their purchases in reusable bags. Some of us have voluntarily ditched single-use plastic bags because producing them wastes resources, recycling opportunities are limited, and they often end up as litter. … Continue reading →
Jessie Haas Some 2023 grants from the Northeast Dairy Business Innovation Center (NE-DBIC) (https://nedairyinnovation.com/) are yielding benefits for the environment this year. NE-DBIC awarded five dairy packaging innovation grants in 2023; three recipients are certified B-Corps, and four are located … Continue reading →
Strangely, our busy-body media are remarkably silent on the subject of volunteering. Guess it’s hard to get a gut reaction hearing about people doing what needs to be done just because it needs doing. Reality check: volunteers are the glue … Continue reading →
David Fried It seems that it is getting harder for people to talk to each other about things these days. Maybe we need to start communicating with plants. Plants are pretty straightforward. If they are wilting, they are asking for … Continue reading →
Embrace Gardening: Start Growing Your Own in 2025 N.R. Mallery There has never been a better time to embrace the joy of growing your own food. Whether you have a large backyard or just a small balcony, gardening is more … Continue reading →
Janis Petzel, MD In my work, I focus on understanding the impact of trauma and abuse and how to help people heal from them. I know it is strange to be talking about trauma and mental health in a Green … Continue reading →
Tackling Climate Change and Threats to Our Republic Dr. Beth Malow and Bruce Morlan The United States, like much of the world, is confronting two colossal, interwoven challenges. On one hand, we are grappling with the increasingly urgent threat of … Continue reading →
Elizabeth Balzani Doug Long is a longtime avid reader of Green Energy Times (G.E.T.). Like many of our readers, he cares deeply about the state of the climate and the energy crisis, and wanted to share this message with G.E.T. … Continue reading →