Getting creeped out by Monsanto
The movie Food, Inc. gives us a kick in the pants to beware of GMOs.
Foraging for wild plant knowledge
Those in the know eat goodies like ramps, morels, fiddlehead ferns…what can you find?
March and April bloom with green events
Today I officially started feeling swamped with great upcoming classes, talks, and screenings.
Moving backwards on Capitol Hill
Don’t sweat the small stuff; House Republicans are pumping up the landfill.
The etiquette of querying farmers
How do you handle asking a neighbor about their growing practices?
A running list: signs of spring!
What have you noticed, in the great outdoors or around your house, that tells you winter’s ending?
Moving the coop the Stonehenge way
An energy-saving scheme puts the "moveable" back in "moveable coop."
A bowl of water, confirmed
Sometimes, a short break from eco-habits renews one’s commitment to being green.
Broccoli and chickens
Winter may be in full force, but that doesn’t stop us from tinkering in the garden.
Watch Gasland, be grossed out
The film looks at the practice of natural gas hydrofracturing. Spoiler: It’s not good news.
February ABODE throws nothing away
Our feature story looks at the greenest buildings of all: the ones that are already there.
Post holiday reflections: etiquette, anyone?
How to communicate your eco-preferences to generous family members?
Ultra local Tannenbaum
This year, our Christmas tree came from within spitting distance of our house.
Community minded gifts for all!
I found a number of Christmas gifts without going anywhere near 29N.
A (feline) killer in our midst
Our cat is a fine hunter. Sometimes that’s OK by me and sometimes not.
