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Air pollution kills a million every year

Air pollutants—from fossil fuels, car exhausts and industrial processes—are killing around one million people around the world every year. The biggest culprit is coal, which alone accounts for nearly half...

Research Shows What Living Near A Forest Can Do To...

European research from the Max Planck Institute for Human Development in Germany suggests that city dwellers who live near nature experience positive effects on their brains compared to their purely...

Are You Getting Enough Vitamin N?

Have you heard of “Nature Deficit Disorder”? Author Richard Louv created the phrase in his book Last Child in the Woods. NDD refers to the disconnect that exists in the...

New Expedition Tours Sustainable Projects in Costa Rica

Amidst the majestic coastal mountains, epic waterfalls, and warm beaches of Costa Rica, the first Sustainable Living Expedition was, for me, the educational adventure of a lifetime, and there are...
ENVIRONMENT

Microplastics in fruit and vegetables, the discovery of the University of Catania

Lettuce, broccoli, carrots, potatoes, apples and pears also contain microplastics. The "discovery", first in the world in the sector, comes from the University of Catania.

Heavy metal detox

I recently found out I have high levels of lead and mercury from a hair analysis. I'm not exposed to these metals through my job and don't have any dental fillings, which I know can contain mercury. Can you suggest any natural ways to get rid of these metals? I...

Lead linked to heart disease in older women

Post-menopausal women are at high risk of developing atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, because of the level of lead in their body. Lead—a toxic metal that can build up from cigarette smoke, drinking water and car exhausts—raises the risk of artery disease by 72 percent in...

Air pollution could be causing depression and bipolar disease

Psychiatric problems such as depression, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder probably aren't all 'in your head'—but they may very well be in the environment. The quality of the air we breathe may be a trigger for so-called psychiatric problems, and the age we start breathing polluted air could...
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