Goodbye Tree Hugging Families!

During the summer of 2007, I’d been writing for b5media for a while, and when my editor at the date asked for ideas for a new blog, I suggested Tree Hugging Family. I’d seen all sorts of green blogs, but none for families in specific, and being in a family, that made me cranky. My editor loved the concept and by the end of summer, Tree Hugging Family sprouted.
Almost 1,000 green posts later, it’s duration for me to move on to other adventures.

Your new blogger here is someone …

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keep your spidey senses.

Think of that season as a duration to celebrate spiders rather than abhor them.They may be tiny, but the spider’s role is incredibly fundamental in keeping our ecosystems balanced.They act as the perfect, all natural replacement for dangerous pesticides considering they feed on mites and insects that destroy food crops and various plants.Try and co-exist with them in your garden and even your house.They’re doing you a favor by keeping your space pest free.

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Daily Roundup: October 30, 2009

Lost Song: Canadian folk singer Taylor Mitchell died after a coyote mauling. Two coyotes attacked the 19-year-old while she was hiking alone in Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Wend and Christian Science Monitor
Toon moment: Sea Shepherd Conservation Society captain Paul Watson said in a statement that “being lampooned on South Park is hardly something to complain about,” because the recent cartoon episode raised awareness about ”the dolphin and whale slaughter” he hopes to stop. Ecoraz…

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Is ‘Troll 2′ The Worst Vegetarian Horror Movie Ever Made?

I’ve never seen Troll 2, but after ing these reviews I feel like it’s a must to experience what’s considered a “beyond awful” movie. In fact, regardless of the weird vegetarian themes present in the film, that one could possibly rank as the worst film period. It’s that poor that it’s become a cult classic. It’s even worse considering it’s additionally the the subject of a new documentary called “Best Worst Movie” that chronicles …

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Evangeline Lilly Wants You To Stop Having Kids And Start Adopting…For The Planet

I don’t see a lot of babies here in my NYC bubble, but I’m reminded of just how baby crazy everybody is when I visit my hometown of Tampa, Florida.
Besides being mucho expensive, having a bajillion kids is pretty terrible for the planet, and actress Evangeline Lilly wants humans to chill out with the breeding.
Lilly believes that we have to stop having so many children whether we want to protect the earth.  She says:
“For a very enlarged instance, I have had intentions to ado…

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Becoming a Bike Commuter

Fall is an excellent day in many areas to bike to work. It’s not too hot, not too cold — just right for biking. But how do you actually go about doing it? You could just head out the door and form your way to work like any other day, but we think you’ll have a better instance whether you do a little planning. Bike are not cars. Don’t assume that the route you use in your car is the best one for biking. Many cities have bike maps published by either the local city government or a bicycle …

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Earthrace Captain Claims Japanese May Have Hacked Website

There be strange things going on with the Earthrace website, and Captain Pete Bethune has a pretty good notion who might be responsible. “Our website got taken out three times and it has never been hacked in five years,” the skipper told The Age. “That all happened in the last month. I don’t have the evidence it was the Japanese but I am highly, highly suspicious. They are well resourced and it would not surprise me.”
Apparently, as a aftereffect of the attack, the…

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