Multipure Does It Again!

Pat Connor 06/06/2013
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Consumer Reports Best Water Filters – 2013   Consumer Reports is my favorite magazine of its type, and I  trust them to give fair and unbiased  test results. In this June, 2013 edition they tested and reported on most most …

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One Drop At A Time

Pat Connor 05/06/2013
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In beginning a new season, we are inclined to become introspective. We look at our daily lives and routines and evaluate in order to improve. You may wonder if you are doing enough to care for yourself, your fellow humans …

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Ways To Get Healthy That Are Also Good For The Environment

Pat Connor 05/06/2013
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Ways To Get Healthy That Are Also Good For The Environment   Two years ago, comedian Jeff Garlin wrote a book called My Footprint: Carrying the Weight of the World, describing his journey to becoming slimmer and more environmentally-conscious. Anyone …

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Uncovering Great Lakes Garbage Patch

Pat Connor 04/13/2013
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New Concerns About Plastic Pollution in Great Lakes ‘Garbage Patch’ Posted by Lisa Borre in Water Currents on April 12, 2013 A penny provides scale for the size of micro plastics being found in the Great Lakes ‘Garbage Patch.’ Credit: 5Gyres. Until recently, my concept …

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Distilled Water Is Healthy Water

Pat Connor 04/09/2013
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Distilled Water Is Healthy Water Water distillers are a fantastic appliance for people who are health conscious and concerned about pollutants or chemicals. Distilled water is great for drinking and cooking and is also perfect for watering plants. If you …

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Contaminated Water At Military Base Linked To Rare Cancer

Pat Connor 04/05/2013
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Contaminated water at a military base for a period of 30 years is still wreaking havoc today with rare cancers developing in those who drank the water those many years ago. Many have passed on and those who are alive …

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5 Ways To Make Your Workplace Eco-Friendly

Pat Connor 04/03/2013
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Ways To Make Your Workplace Eco-Friendly Image by Chris Potter From melting polar ice caps to smog-filled cities, the threat of global warming isn’t going away. Despite the red flags and the bombardment of warnings, the majority of people continue …

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Eco-home: 5 Tips To Make Your Home More Sustainable

Pat Connor 04/03/2013
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It seems to be the new trend at the moment and with good reason too! In the last decade particularly, many governments and communities have zoned in on the idea of sustainability. Sustainability is the concept where current needs are …

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Going Green To Save Green

Pat Connor 04/02/2013
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Going Green To Save Green Turning your home into a more energy efficient system, can improve performance, save money, and is good for the environment. With the right strategy, you can make any home more efficient and comfortable. Whether it’s …

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Endangered Species And Ecosystems

Pat Connor 03/31/2013
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To save our environment is the primary responsibility of every one of us, and in order to save our environment, we have to make sure that all the species and animals on this planet must be saved. The reasons behind …

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