In a previous article, I said I was no pessimist— I lied, sort of. I think it is difficult for anyone to stay 100% optimistic when reading about all the tragedies and devastations happening to
Quickly put: Yes, there is! But it may not be what you expected. COMPOSTABLE Compostable is the ability for a material to breakdown organically and be returned to the soil as a
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The smell of maple syrup makes my memory dance back to a time in my childhood kitchen, watching steam float off a stack of pancakes on the kitchen table while the first
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Forestry practices have existed on the North American continent since the introduction of human populations. Clearing land for farming, controlled burning to remove unwanted species and encourage the growth of desirable ones,
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Wood can be a tricky construct to work with. Trees need water to survive, because of this wood is deliberately created to hold moisture. Even when separated from the entirety of the
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As the sun continues to invite us outdoors with the warming of the seasons, we may find ourselves in the presence of trees that need our help. According to the U.S. Fish
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The woodworking community has grown strong, Instagram tutorials being the new mainstream form of advertisement. We know you’ve seen them, those beautiful wood tables with those perfect finishes. The one’s that have
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Truth be told, my overall relationship with alcohol has been for the most part responsible and purely romantic. I mean sure I drank a few more than I should have in college,
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Last week a 490-square-mile iceberg broke free of Antarctica’s Brunt Ice Shelf. It’s kind of a big deal for scientists who have been expecting it, the last calving that happened in that
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While his face may be unfamiliar, David Attenborough’s voice has been recognized for nearly seventy years; his most recent narrations being in the documentary series Planet Earth and Planet Earth II. In
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