Indoor Air Pollution

Another Reason To Go Outside And Get Some Fresh Air

| Posted 01.22.2012

By David Biello (Click here for the original article and podcast) You need to get out more. Whether it's smog or tiny particles of pollution, Amer...

Out of Sight, Out of Mind

Adrianna Quintero | Posted 12.27.2011

Adrianna Quintero

We've seen past Republican and Democratic presidents alike support environmental regulations without the alleged "the sky is falling" scenario come true.

Clearing the Air: 5 Easy Ways to Reduce Toxins and Stay Healthy

Beth Greer | Posted 09.11.2011

Beth Greer

It is common sense to believe that the more chemicals you are exposed to, the more likely you will eventually be negatively affected by them. Here are some easy and effective ways to reduce your exposure to chemicals in your home and minimize your risk of getting sick.

Eco Etiquette: 10 Tips For A Green Halloween

Jennifer Grayson | Posted 05.25.2011

Jennifer Grayson

With a few simple swaps you can guard the health of the planet and your little ones (and your own, if you're still a kid at heart) without sacrificing a ghoulish good time. Here are my top 10 tips for a green Halloween.

Is Puberty the Next Step After Pre-School?

Robin Wilson | Posted 11.17.2011

Robin Wilson

Imagine your daughter at age 7 or 8 with the ability to get pregnant? And without any psychological understanding of how her physical maturity appears to older boys or men.

Indoor Air Pollution: Six Surprising Sources

thedailygreen.com | Posted 05.25.2011

The most widely quoted statistic about air quality is this: The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that indoor air can be two- to five-times mo...

Day Two: The Pollution Inside Your Own Body

Sloan Barnett | Posted 05.25.2011

Sloan Barnett

Most of us think air pollution is an outdoor problem. Smokestacks, cars, smog. But indoors--where we spend 90% of our day--that's where the air can be really bad.