Lowering Our Carbon Foodprint
by Michael J. Caduto In the mid-1970s, one of the seminal, transformative books read by millions worldwide was Frances Moore Lappé’s Diet for a Small Planet. Fast forward to Earth […]
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Pay it Forward, and Local
by Michael J. Caduto When I first moved to Woodstock in 1981, I walked into the Woodstock Pharmacy to buy a newspaper, and came out with a chocolate bar. It
Rewild Your Lawn this Spring
By Jenevra Wetmore Rewilding sections of lawn by planting and encouraging native wildflowers produces an array of blossoms that attract a diversity of pollinators. Photo by Heidi Marcotte. Americans love
Climate Change Education to Address Intergenerational Injustice
By Joan Haley In the field of education, climate change has become a hot topic (pun…unavoidable). It makes sense. Why wouldn’t we want to better prepare our students to address
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Nature & the Environment: Fiction Versus Fact
By Michael J. Caduto Walking through the woods recently, I noticed a rusty sap bucket hanging from an old maple tree on a tap that had probably been forgotten some
