EarthTalk® From the Editors of E - The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: I’ve recently been really into salads and have been wondering does my consumption of more salads and less meat help fight climate change? — Penelope Marie, via e-mail Prioritizing salads is indeed a step forward, as meat and animal products lead to pollution…
Month: January 2022
Girl With a Gun Giveaway
a new entry in the Annie Oakley series by Kari Bovee She’s on the rise to fame and fortune, but her sudden notoriety comes with some deadly consequences. Annie Oakley thrives as a sharpshooter in the Wild West Show. Finally, she has a chance to save her family’s farm—and make her dreams come true. But…
It’s a dirty old world sometimes
EarthTalk® –What’s up with all the debate lately as to the flow allowed in new showerheads? — Bill G., New York, NY From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine The shower is a place of rejuvenation and relaxation for many of us, but it is also a big water hog, accounting for roughly…
In Pursuit of Passion and Pizzazz! Wanting to be an author.
a guest post from author Shelley Larkin In today’s guest post, Shelley Larkin offers what may be the best advice any writer can get. After you’ve read it, be sure to enter the Giveaway, too. I often think about my Journalism teacher, Mrs. Milo, that taught Principals of Journalism in my senior year of high…
Awaken to Tarot
There are all sorts of ways and reasons to explore the Tarot. This new book from Karen La Puma is an excellent introduction for everyone, just as Tarot is an excellent resource for everyone. Even for writers? Yes, my dears. Tarot cards and spreads make brilliant additions to your character and plot development methods. Check…
Balancing Education And Entertainment In A Children’s Book
a guest post from author Steve Searfoss Being a parent is exhausting, and we can all use a bit of help sometimes. Enter Steve Searfoss, with his KidVenture books that are fun and informative for kids (maybe for grown-ups, too). In this guest post, Steve is offering a hand to writers of any age. Thank…
EarthTalk® – The Wolf Isn’t Always a Villain
From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: Is the recent lifting of quota restrictions on wolf hunting in Montana north of Yellowstone National Park a threat to the reintroduced wolf population there? — J. W., Bend, OR When the last gray wolf in Yellowstone National Park was gunned down in 1926,…
Vegan for the New Year?
a guest post from Stephanie Jane, author of Finally a Vegan: My Journey to Veganuary and Beyond I celebrated my third vegan anniversary - my ‘veganniversary’ - on New Year’s Day so I have now completed three vegan years. I wrote Finally A Vegan: My Journey to Veganuary and Beyond towards the end of my…
EarthTalk® – Who’s making the biggest mess?
From the Editors of E - The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: Do wealthy people generate more pollution and/or carbon emissions than the less fortunate? — George P., Greenwich, CT In a word, yes. The richest 10 percent of humanity was responsible for 52 percent of global emissions between 1990 and 2015, according to a 2020…
