Our Bodies
Vermont Woman (VT) Spring (March/April) 2013
Just when you need something fresh and bright to help shake off the end of winter.
Whether you have spent the winter as a localvore dining on cabbage and butternut squash from... Read More
WNC Woman (NC) August 2012
The rural refuge I moved to fifteen years ago was littered with trash and beer cans. Its small pond had been treated with copper sulfate to keep weeds and algae out, and its garden was saturated with chemicals. Beginning the process of... Read More
Montana Woman (MT) July 2012
Hibiscus
A Lovely Flower, but a Better Tea
The hibiscus flower is indeed one of the most stunning and cherished flowers there is. It has been around since the beginning of time, is found everywhere throughout... Read More
I started t doubt mysef. If I was I "Skin care specialist,” how could I possibly help others, if I could not help myself or my family? I found myself scratching the tops of my legs until they bled, my underarms itched horribly after... Read More
WNC Woman (NC) May 2012
Before I had even heard of Asheville I was living in Jackson Hole Wyoming, a paradise for those who love the outdoors and extreme sports. Out there in Jackson, Asheville was a well-known South Eastern destination for the same good stuff:... Read More
Waccamaw Outdoors (SC) Jan 2012
Nature is wonderful. Finding out that working with nature can accomplish your goals is even better, the best is knowing the way nature can save money. This article references the natural way legumes provide high quality wildlife food... Read More
South Carolina Woman Magazine (SC) Nov 2011
Every month I am pleased to share with you another part of my ‘path to green.’ My journey into holistic living has been a process six years in the making and each year I find more and more ways to live a pure and sustainable life.... Read More
Coulee Region Women Magazine (WI) April/May 2008
by Ellen Dodge Severson
These days, everyone knows it’s good to be green: good for the planet, good for its residents. But thrifty families have learned that going green can save them money, too.
Green your house For Jeanne Stevermer, this... Read More
I started t doubt mysef. If I was I "Skin care specialist,” how could I possibly help others, if I could not help myself or my family? I found myself scratching the tops of my legs until they bled, my underarms itched horribly after ...I started t doubt mysef. If I was I "Skin care specialist,” how could I possibly help others, if I could not help myself or my family? I found myself scratching the tops of my legs until they bled, my underarms itched horribly after... Read More
South Carolina Woman Magazine (SC) Nov 2011
Every month I am pleased to share with you another part of my ‘path to green.’ My journey into holistic living has been a process six years in the making and each year I find more and more ways to live a pure and sustainable life.&n ...Every month I am pleased to share with you another part of my ‘path to green.’ My journey into holistic living has been a process six years in the making and each year I find more and more ways to live a pure and sustainable life.... Read More
WNC Woman (NC) August 2012
The rural refuge I moved to fifteen years ago was littered with trash and beer cans. Its small pond had been treated with copper sulfate to keep weeds and algae out, and its garden was saturated with chemicals. Beginning the process of ...
The rural refuge I moved to fifteen years ago was littered with trash and beer cans. Its small pond had been treated with copper sulfate to keep weeds and algae out, and its garden was saturated with chemicals. Beginning the process of... Read More
Vive Magazine (FL)
Organic living has become a way of life. We look for organic ingredients in what we eat, what we drink and now it has even transcended into our skincare. We look for organic in every aspect of our lives, but just how is a beauty savvy gal supposed to ...Organic living has become a way of life. We look for organic ingredients in what we eat, what we drink and now it has even transcended into our skincare. We look for organic in every aspect of our lives, but just how is a beauty savvy gal supposed... Read More
Transitions News Magazine (SC) February 2008
Sponsored by Carolina Cooling & Plumbing, Inc If you have ever thought of building a green home or just remodeling your current home to be more green, you have probably searched the web trying to decipher what, where and how. There are many ...Sponsored by Carolina Cooling & Plumbing, Inc
If you have ever thought of building a green home or just remodeling your current home to be more green, you have probably searched the web trying to decipher what, where and how. There are... Read More
Vive Magazine (FL)
When it comes to fruits and vegetables, more and more Floridians particularly women are taking a green-zone stand. It has as much to do with supporting the environment as it does maximizing personal health. The fact is, so much of our food is sprayed ...When it comes to fruits and vegetables, more and more Floridians particularly women are taking a green-zone stand. It has as much to do with supporting the environment as it does maximizing personal health. The fact is, so much of our food is... Read More
Maine Women Magazine (ME)
An eco-dreamer’s restaurant vision comes true By Joanne Lannin Joanne Lannin, who lives in Gorham, is a former reporter now well into her second career as English teacher at Bonny Eagle High School. Cindy D’Alfonso of Westbrook is an ecod ...An eco-dreamer’s restaurant vision comes true
By Joanne Lannin
Joanne Lannin, who lives in Gorham, is a former reporter now well into her second career as English teacher at Bonny Eagle High School.
Cindy D’Alfonso of Westbrook is an... Read More
Look Who's Goin’ Green Are you? Goodwill Northwest North Carolina There is a new electronics recycling program for the communities in northwest North Carolina. This program, called Reconnect, is a partnership between Dell and Goodwill Indu ...Look Who's Goin’ Green
Are you?
Goodwill Northwest North Carolina
There is a new electronics recycling program for the communities in northwest North Carolina. This program, called Reconnect, is a partnership between Dell and Goodwill... Read More
I started t doubt mysef. If I was I "Skin care specialist,” how could I possibly help others, if I could not help myself or my family? I found myself scratching the tops of my legs until they bled, my underarms itched horribly after... Read More
South Carolina Woman Magazine (SC) Nov 2011
Every month I am pleased to share with you another part of my ‘path to green.’ My journey into holistic living has been a process six years in the making and each year I find more and more ways to live a pure and sustainable life.... Read More
WNC Woman (NC) August 2012
The rural refuge I moved to fifteen years ago was littered with trash and beer cans. Its small pond had been treated with copper sulfate to keep weeds and algae out, and its garden was saturated with chemicals. Beginning the process of... Read More
Transitions News Magazine (SC) February 2008
Sponsored by Carolina Cooling & Plumbing, Inc
If you have ever thought of building a green home or just remodeling your current home to be more green, you have probably searched the web trying to decipher what, where and how. There are... Read More
Waccamaw Outdoors (SC) Jan 2012
Nature is wonderful. Finding out that working with nature can accomplish your goals is even better, the best is knowing the way nature can save money. This article references the natural way legumes provide high quality wildlife food... Read More
Vive Magazine (FL)
Organic living has become a way of life. We look for organic ingredients in what we eat, what we drink and now it has even transcended into our skincare. We look for organic in every aspect of our lives, but just how is a beauty savvy gal supposed... Read More
Look Who's Goin’ Green
Are you?
Goodwill Northwest North Carolina
There is a new electronics recycling program for the communities in northwest North Carolina. This program, called Reconnect, is a partnership between Dell and Goodwill... Read More
By Carolyn S. Peterson
Knowing where someone has their roots and what they hold dear, says a great deal about a person. For Billy Prim, co-owner of the Winston-Warthogs, chairman and CEO of Primo Water Corporation and member of the Board of... Read More