Environmental Health

How to Heat Your Home With Sawdust

By Murray Anderson

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For most of us, heating our homes not only is costly but also impacts the environment by using nonrenewable resources like oil or natural gas. Some people like to take advantage of renewable resources such as wood for their heating, but even ... more »

How to Help Prevent Global Warming

By Freunde

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Global Warming is the increase in the average measured temperature of the Earth's near-surface air and oceans since the mid-twentieth century, and its projected continuation. Global Warming is something that we all need to be worried about, ... more »

How to Help the Coral Reefs

By Tena Green

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It is an unfortunate fact that many of our coral reefs are dying. Coral reefs, the largest living structure on the planet, are dying from pollution, erosion, fishing, and coastal development. There are things we can do to help the coral reef, ... more »

How to Live Green Starting at Home Part 1

By only1special1

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We, as a world community, are becoming more and more aware of the necessity to be kinder to our environment. Many of the steps we can take to become more energy efficient start at home. These are a couple of the small steps we can take to begin ... more »

How to live Green(er) in Four Easy Steps

By deepthinkin

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Everywhere you turn we are now being encouraged to conserve energy, live greener. As a long time environmental activist, I cheer this shift in our societal perspective. If you’re new to the idea of conservation, here are simple measures you can ... more »

How to Make a Gel Hand Sanitizer

By keshiamack

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This is similar in thickness to Purell hand sanitizer, and is used in the same manner... more »

How to Make Safe Drinking Water

By danielzrib

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Clean, clear water fit to drink is something that you may take for granted today. But if you find yourself in the situation where drinking water is scarce, it's a good idea to know what to do. Be prepared!.. more »

How to Prevent Sun Poisoning

By Anthony Delgado

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Sun Poisoning, or photodermatitis, is the epidermis’ reaction to the UV rays put off by the sun. It is caused by over exposure to the sun however certain topical medications, vitamin deficiencies or other conditions may aggravate it further. ... more »

How to Protect Oceans From Water Pollution

By eHow Health Editor

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The oceans appear beautiful, pristine, unchanging. But beneath the surface are untold problems caused by man: dying fish, dangerous bacteria and huge dead zones. Pollution of our world's oceans should be everyone's concern, but what can we do ... more »

How to Reuse Paper

By HS Schulte

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You can help the environment by reusing paper. Reuse minimizes the amount of trash you produce and conserves resources. Many everyday paper items can be reused and kept out of landfills... more »

How to Safely Color Your Hair Organically and Free Of Chemicals

By MIHealthCoach

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For those who are concerned about the health effects from coloring their hair with toxic chemicals like amonia, there are some green friendly and organic products on the market that can help to alleviate your worry and still make you look great... more »

How to See the Upside of High Gas Prices

By deepthinkin

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There’s an upside to skyrocketing gas prices?! As the saying goes, when one door closes, another door opens. Here’s what’s behind that newly opened door... more »

How to Stay Warm Without Increasing Your Energy Bill

By Patricia Resnick

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Most of us are facing increasing home heating bills along with the oil crunch. It's always a good idea to maximize what you have, and that includes the heat you generate in your house. Here are some tips to keep it a little warmer at home... more »

How to Survive a Snow Day

By Beren deMotier

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A snow day! The decision is handed down, classes are cancelled, you face a day without child care for your kids and, baby, it’s cold outside. For those who live where a snow day is rare, and a survival plan not in place, it can be a test of your ... more »

How to Think Globally, Eat Locally

By Fossman

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Over the last decade, the environmental consciousness of the U.S. has grown in tremendous proportions. Corporate natural-food markets have a firm grip in the marketplace, first supplementing, then overtaking local farmer's markets. Fads and ... more »

How to Use Red Sphere Traps in Fruit Trees.

By GreenGardenChic

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It's that time of year again. June begins, the heat starts rising, and the apple maggot mother fly begins looking for a place to deposit her young. Red Sphere Traps are an organic, all-natural way to trick those nasty bugs. When placed in your ... more »

How to Wash White Linens Without Bleach

By amymcclair

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Getting your white linens to stay white can be a serious challenge. Bleach will get your clothing white, but it can break down the fabric, it has a harsh odor, and is not very eco-friendly. This is a simple way to keep your white linens white ... more »

How to "Go Green" for Beginners

By asmestad

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It is easy to be a "Green" supporter with all the organice foods, products and services available. As people realize that our planet is crying for help, the need to make "green" choices and changes in our lifestyles is ... more »

How to Avoid Infection from Brain-Eating Amoeba

By Angie Shiflett

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Recently, the news announced the death of six individuals in relation to infections from brain-eating amoeba that results from swimming in various bodies of water. In this article, you will learn a little about this particular story and possible ... more »

How to Be a Tree Hugger

By eHow Health Editor

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As the world wakes up to the importance of environmental stewardship, protection of natural resources, including trees, is less of a partisan issue. While in the past, the words conjured up images of crunchy, disheveled hippies, nowadays, even ... more »

How to be Less Wasteful

By CatsEyeEditing

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Being environmentally friendly does not have to involve a lot of time and energy. In the long run, conservation can help save you time and money as well as preserve the Earth’s natural resources. Choosing a few things to change in your life can ... more »

How to Become a Member of Greenpeace

By Melissa Maroff

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Maybe whipping up nonfat, sugar-free cinnamon dolce lattes for unappreciative people is not enough for you—or just not your "cup of tea." You want to join an organization that works to make a difference for the environment and the planet, as well ... more »

How to Bundle up for Warmth

By kjones83

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When the weather gets cold, staying warm is important. By following these tips, you can have fun and stay safe when the snow starts to fall... more »

How to Clean the Living Room | eHow

By Chuck Marean

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Pick up objects and particles and move them to where they belong. A way to remember this is: throw away, put away, dust, & vacuum... more »

How to Deal With Secondhand Smoke

By Mary Ann I

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Smoking is so bad for us all, even if we don't smoke. Second hand smoke (they are saying) is worse for us than actually smoking. The best way to deal with second hand smoke is to do your very best to stay away from it. I'm not saying that second ... more »

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