Here’s what to read the week of April 29th, from parenting advice to the healing power of gardens . . .
Rose & Walnut Dill Salad
An herby-fully loaded dill salad with Middle Eastern notes . . .
10 ‘Stealth Microplastics’ To Avoid If You Want To Save The Oceans
Microbeads are among the most familiar sources of tiny plastic pollution, but this means there are other less obvious sources of microplastics in everyday use. Researchers Sharon George and Deirde McKay point out the common culprits . . .
Toxic Injustice: How Chemicals Harm Reproductive Health in Communities of Color
Low-income women, who are disproportionately women of color, shoulder far more than their fair share. They are much more likely to be directly exposed to toxic chemicals at work, at home and through their consumer products . . .
Currently Creasing: Week of April 22
Here’s what to read the week of April 22nd, from Microplastics rain to gut microbiota betraying our bodies . . .
5 Easy Lifestyle Changes We Can All Make to Help Save the Environment
In honour of Earth Day, Contributor Jodie Zoll on how to be a better advocate for our planet, and shaving possibly hundreds of your hard-earned dollars off your electric and water bills every year . . .
Coconut Butter Fudge Bars
We had our eyes on fudge bars this week on the mind, so we whipped up deeply satisfying, no-bake raw coconut butter fudge bars, recipe below! Almost as much of a treat as the warm Spring breeze . . .
Begin from Within: Dry Skin & How to Combat It
Contributor & Naturopathic Doctor Bryant Esquejo’s series “Begin Within” on healing skin from within, focusing on combatting dry skin . . .
Black Maternal Health Week: The Politics of Breastfeeding
In recognition of Black Maternal Health Week, Editor-in-Chief Almila Kakinc-Dodd and contributor Ashley May are sharing statistics, sources of support, and its politics . . .