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According to a press release issued by the American Lung Association, Pittsburgh is the #1 city in the U.S. with the highest levels of particle pollution. This is a direct result of the ash, soot, car exhaust, aerosols and other harmful pollutants produced by the city.

So guess what? Mothers Day is this Sunday, May 11th! Yup, but don’t worry if you forgot and haven’t got your adoring mother a gift yet. I have you covered. Now clearly some of the best gifts you can give your mother will not cost you a dime. However if you are willing to purchase something, why not purchase something she is going to love and its not going to have a negative impact on the environment either?

Unfortunately, a new study, found fixing up ‘This Old House’ may increase exposure to lead in young children.

Today I saw this article reporting on a study clearly linking declining fish stocks to algal blooms (so-called 'toxic tides'). For me this situation drives home three things about sustainability.

According to a recent study completed by Gerry Fairbrother of Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, over 50% of our nations states will not have enough funding to help the 47 million Americans who are currently uninsured.

Information on the chemicals in and labeling on organic and natural personal care products.

Major meat recall hits the U.S. This article helps you figure out if your home is affected or not.

Our 100% grass-fed beef is more than delicious: It’s a healthy alternative to conventional, grain-fed beef. It’s lower in both fat and calories than conventional beef and is a great option for beef lovers looking for heart-healthy, lower-calorie options. A 6-ounce grass-fed steak from La Cense, for example, has approximately 100 fewer calories than a 6-ounce steak finished on grain.

Scary facts about water quality.

What lessons for the spirit is the earth offering us now - beyond living green

The Congressman explains his new legislation.

Did you know that regular old crayons (think Crayola) have petroleum in them? Petroleum is a fossil fuel – we often call it ‘oil’ and it runs cars, heats homes, etc. Is this something you want in your crayons?