In observance of Earth Hour tonight (March 26), an event the World Wildlife Fund organized to create awareness of climate change, landmarks, businesses and homes across the world will be going dark for an hour …

By Laura Turner Seydel
As summer quickly approaches, we cannot help but start planning fabulous vacations to fill our time off.  This year, choose a trip that gets you and your family outdoors exploring, learning and …

By Gregory Wallace
Last October, Mayor Kasim Reed unveiled Power to Change, a plan that will guide the City of Atlanta’s sustainability efforts for the next several years. As part of the plan, Reed set the …

By Laura Turner Seydel
In Atlanta, parents are no strangers to smog. When our skyline disappears behind dense, gray fumes, we know it’s time to keep our kids inside to protect their impressionable lungs.
We do so …

By Tina Chadwick
While retail stores now call fake Christmas trees “permanent trees” or more cleverly “evergreen,” a lot of holiday tree shoppers do find themselves struggling with how to have a greener holiday.
Most people head …

By Laura Turner Seydel
‘Tis the season for festive holiday fun, but as you’re throwing your parties, decorating your house and exchanging holiday gifts, it’s important to be mindful of the waste you’re creating during these …