- May 31, 2013
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Experts warn: There is no safe level of lead in children’s blood. Continue reading Read more
The Spokane River Forum recently accepted a $ 10,000 grant from REI to continue its efforts at educating the community about the value of the river. DownToEarthNW.com: DTE News stories Read more
Soft, silky and gorgeous, the newest intimate green fashions are made from organic cotton, hemp, bamboo, recycled fibers and other sustainable touches. thedailygreen.com article feed Read more
I stumbled across a few articles this week that offer some helpful thoughts on the New Year. Anne Lamott offers some good advice at Sunset Magazine where she implores us to find time for creative expression. Lamott is one of my Read more
New study shows running synthetic fabrics through the laundry may create pollution. Continue reading Read more
The upcoming Coeur d’Alene Chamber of Commerce Eco-nomics Upbeat Breakfast and North Idaho Green Expo begins with networking and introductions at 7 a.m. Next Peter Grubb, from ROW Adventures, will speak about Eco-Tourism from 7:55 to 8 a.m. DownToEarthNW.com: DTE Read more
Week 5 Challenge: Fish The Issues I write this post with a heavy heart. I cannot think of fish right now without thinking of the Gulf Coast oil disaster, including what that is doing to aquatic life and the fishing Read more
Starting in July 2010, Spokane and Whatcom counties won’t be the only counties in Washington state to require the sale of low phosphate automatic dishwashing detergents for residential use. The new law goes into effect for all of Washington and15 Read more
Companies can be somewhat coy in relaying information to consumers about product ingredients, which can make it difficult for consumers to make environmentally friendly choices. Pick up some tips on researching products claiming to be green – and even those Read more