I take it all back, Beijing was a great choice to host that year’s Olympics. Preparations for the Summer Games don’t usually produce much newsworthy material — heck, sometimes the entire event goes by with a big yawn. In stark contrast, the buildup to that year’s games has been a hotbed of stories that draw our attention to the environmental degradation that Beijing is working to hide.
With only 10 days left to prepare and nearly all of the options already exercised, Beijing’s air qualit…
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Recently, we told you all about some great sunscreen products that are safer for you and the environment than those containing oxybenzone. Apparently, that chemical is not only harmful to your personal health, but it’s so dangerous, Yankee Stadium has banned all sunscreens from their park.
Ok, so that’s not the reason they’re banning the sunscreen, but the real reason is probably even more ridiculous. Along with the recent ban of all liquids from airports, the stadium has decided that bas…
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I first found out about Teaopia as I was wandering around the mall last night and stumbled upon it. Brightly colored and styled with eastern and oriental themes, I couldn’t resist entering.
It would be perfect for any student, as well as both the curious and the connoisseurs.
On the wall were large canisters, all containing exotic loose leaf teas, and in front of me, a display with smaller tins tiered up before me. The sign urged me to open them and take in the aromas.
Needless to s…
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Reading through various green blogs and other online eco-sources, I’ve noticed a disturbing trend lately: more and more public are beginning to associate green living with wealth. Some writers, in fact, have even gone so far as to ask whether its possible for lower-income public to live a green lifestyle.
It’s not too hard to figure out why citizens have gotten the view that green is a fad that only the wealthy can buy into. After all, from bamboo exercise clothing to eco-jewelry to hybri…
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It seems we just can’t get a break when it comes to mixing technology and environmental concerns. Case in point: a new study published in the Geophysical Research Letters journal has found that a gas used in the production of flat-screen TVs called nitrogen trifluoride (NF3) is estimated to be 17,000 times more harmful to our environment than CO2.
The thing is, researchers are still unclear on the details of NF3’s use in the actual production process. A big determining factor in the overa…
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In your typical shampoo, body cream or face mask, there may be any of the following products:
Triethanolamine, or TEA, a chemical used to adjust pH and may cause allergic reactions and eye irritation
Parabens, chemicals that imitate estrogen and can cause rashes
Imidazolidinyl urea and Quarternium 15, preservatives that can release trace amounts of formaldehyde into the skin
These, of course, are just a few examples. And there are two major ways to avoid that: buy overpriced org…
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According to Discover Magazine, oily, unwashed hair can destroy ozone. Scientists discovered that dirty hair absorbed seven times more ozone than clean hair. The oil in our unwashed hair and skin contains double-bonded molecules, including fatty acids, that latch onto the ozone before we have a chance to breathe it in. Pretty cool, eh?
Unfortunately, though, it’s not without its drawbacks. Said absorption process can cause by-products like formaldehyde, albeit in small amounts.
Despite…
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