3 Reasons Why Meat Reducatarianism Is Underrated
In the developed West, we could all eat less meat. It’s better for our health, our wallet, our local environment,…
In the developed West, we could all eat less meat. It’s better for our health, our wallet, our local environment,…
I’ve always been intellectually interested in gardening, but once I finally got around to doing it properly, I discovered a…
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is, like email, one of the foundational technologies of the old Internet. It allows anyone to…
I think some people own dogs and do the 10,000 steps thing just to have an excuse to walk. Walking…
Replacing a lawn puts the land to work, requires less work, and brings in (mostly) good plant species.
I stumbled into a whole new world of knowledge when I downloaded the Seek app and bought Sibley’s Guide To…
Public domain magazines and newspapers are often overlooked as valuable resources, but they offer a wealth of information and benefits…
A few years ago, I switched to a local credit union after my local bank merged with a giant out…
Public domain software refers to software that has been released without any copyright restrictions, meaning anyone can use, modify, redistribute,…
Looking at the moon and stars has always been so magical…and so daunting to me. To be focused on the…
The first time I found data.gov…I was blown away. There was more original, raw data about all the things than…
Japan has them. US cities have them via their sports teams. And there should be more of them!
It’s a hundred years old, but should be better than ever.
I really have nothing against resort owners and beachfront property owners personally. But the beach is for everyone. Anyone who…
Most everyone in the US has access to an online version of their library. But I can almost guarantee that…
No, I’m not talking about some official program. I’m talking about literally noticing a single tree, naming it, and declaring…
City parks are the workhorses of free, public space. They are amazing but also taken for granted.
A Tech Sabbath or Tech Sunday is simply picking one day per week to severely limit your use of modern…
The exotic plants at big box homegoods stores? They look cool in the planter but can’t compare to native plant…
Historical landmarks are completely underrated. And not just historic sites, I’m talking about those random metal signs on the side…
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