Farmers in Illinois have been relying on pesticides and herbicides to keep their crops safe from insects as well as rodents and to enhance the output of their farms. However, they have not forgotten their duty toward the environment and are doing their bit to recycle as well as reduce waste from their fields. … [Read more...]
Reusable Green Bags Make a Better Option for Dallas
July 11, 2013 by Leave a Comment
The decision on plastic ban in Dallas will be taken in August. The summer break of the City Council will give extra time to the members and the residents to think about the ban. … [Read more...]
Residents of Fort Lauderdale Wake Up to an Organic Breakfast
July 10, 2013 by Leave a Comment
The residents of Fort Lauderdale now have their very own breakfast truck which ensures that they start their day with a healthy breakfast. Named ‘Eggstatic Food Truck’, this non-traditional food joint has already succeeded in attracting a large number of people. … [Read more...]
Sno Pac Celebrates 70 Years of Providing Organic Food
July 9, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Run by the Gengler family, Sno Pac Foods Inc. recently celebrated its 70th anniversary. This pioneer has been providing organic food since 1943. Caledonia business has even mentioned that Sno Pac was the first company ever to grow and supply frozen organic vegetables. … [Read more...]
Use Recycled Pet Totes to Clean Pet Waste
July 8, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Animals like dogs and cats are found abundantly in cities. With a large number of pets walking the streets, huge quantities of pet waste is inevitable. When we speak of pet waste being a nuisance, we aren’t just referring to the litter. More important than that is the fact that pet waste can lead to health hazards. … [Read more...]
The US Makes Way for Recycled Plastic Bags
July 7, 2013 by Leave a Comment
After passing the ordinance on plastic bag ban, Los Angeles became the largest metropolis of Unites States of America to take this step. Chicago and New York too are planning to implement a similar ban on plastic bags. This ban is strictly on the plastic bags that can be used only once. This step was taken by LA, as a measure to stop the clogging of water sources by plastic bags, which impact the … [Read more...]
Results of Bottle Cap Recycling Challenge Announced
July 6, 2013 by Leave a Comment
North Hempstead is a town known for its endeavors to safeguard the environment with the help of the youth. The most recent project was the ‘May We Have Your Caps Back’ Competition, which was held for the second time. 49 schools across North Hempstead participated in the contest, competing with each other to accumulate the highest number of bottle caps. Great Neck South Middle School emerged the … [Read more...]
Recycling Program in Cuyahoga County
July 5, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Years ago, citizens of Ohio were faced with the issue of decreasing space for landfills, a matter which was not taken lightly. Over the years, they have been making an effort to reduce the volume of their personal waste as well as set aside used items for recycling. As a result of their efforts, the residential recycling rate has gradually increased and in 2012 alone, Cuyahoga County recycled … [Read more...]
Recycled Canvas Bags to Replace Plastic Bags in L.A
July 4, 2013 by Leave a Comment
The City Council of Los Angeles recently gave their final approval to the ordinance that stated a ban on plastic bags in the city. This has made Los Angeles the largest city in the United States of America to implement a ban on plastic bags. … [Read more...]
New Organic Store in Eagle Rock
July 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment
The residents of Eagle Rock have found another option to stay healthy. After waiting for the business permit for almost a year, Andrew Perez recently fulfilled his dream of opening an organic food store in Eagle Rock. The store called Organix is located at Colorado Blvd. It is already getting a good response from the customers. … [Read more...]