Last year I wrote a series of posts on Sustainability for Kids that I hope to someday compile into a longer, book-length collection. One of the posts talked about how New Deal policies helped create what

While most of us are trying to do our part to be good stewards of the natural environment, it's important to remember that there is an industry out there not necessarily on the same page with us. No, not

"After insects eat the fungi, they become mummified and a mushroom pops out of their head.” Whoa, let's back up. Over the summer, Paul Stamets came up with a mushroom that kills 200,000 plant-predatory

There is no doubt that the world is facing serious environmental  problems, from trash and chemicals in the ocean to toxic fumes in the  air.  However, a new study  led by Xiao-Peng

Government policies pushing the production of ethanol are hurting the environment, according to the Foundation for Economic Education: an example of Washington's left hand not supporting what Washington's

Mainstream environmentalists aren't often in the habit of criticizing the EPA because they seem to assume the EPA is fulfilling an environmental protection purpose. But free-market environmentalists (ie,

Most supporters of the Environmental Protection Agency assume it exists to, well, protect the US environment. But there's an argument to be made that environmental protection isn't the agency's purpose

It's time for me to curate you a nice collection of videos that can teach you about a wide variety of subjects that will eventually help your life in the long run (or at least help you look like a smart-ass

Below are the contracts awarded by the Defense Department July 31, 2018 totaling $1,671,422,410. The biggest winners were Lockheed Martin, with four contracts worth a total of $253 million and GE with

RJ Smith says yes, they ignored private conservation efforts and their results:

PERC's Jonathan Wood explores the Endangered Species Act:

Earlier installments of this series on sustainability are posted here: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part

A quick note for those who have inquired--I am currently on a business trip and will begin posting the remaining parts of my short story, The Hunt, on Friday and continue daily until it is all posted.

(Warning: a post with a ton of cute children photos! Continue at your own risk!) I was reading the other day a post by @jackjoe about children and gardening and this inspired me to post a gallery of our

There are many ways our soil can be destroyed; some human, some not. But by far the most damage is done by humans. This post will focus on the things we humans do that destroy our soil. I’ll also focus

I meet hundreds of people every year who come to visit Earthship Karuna to learn more and be inspired. In fact I just had 8 guys from Madurai turn up at my door who are super keen to build something off-grid!