Where I live we don’t do the door to door thing. There are not many subdivisions with rows of homes close to each other here. There is no public transit … Continue reading
Worldwatch President Christopher Flavin says: “Population growth is a driving force behind some of today’s most serious problems, including climate change and rising food prices.” I certainly don’t disagree with … Continue reading
Today my friend Ella has made a great post on smarter food choices for kids. I began typing a comment on her blog but it grew into a blog post … Continue reading
The Supreme Court of the State of California yesterday issued a decision in the Farm Raised Salmon Cases (under the umbrella listing S147171), overturning a California Court of Appeal ruling. … Continue reading
What role can education play in combating the alienation bred by a technology-obsessed culture? Have you read the article Unplugged Schools by Lowell Monke in the September/October edition of Orion? … Continue reading
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is concerned that nursing infants may be at increased risk of morphine overdose if their mothers are taking codeine and are ultra-rapid metabolizers … Continue reading
My husband and I are both older children from large families. As we devoted a number of years to raising younger siblings we are keenly aware that women who make … Continue reading