An Open Letter to Apple
August 28thI love Apple computers, but they are making me sad.
I’ve only briefly mentioned carbon offsetting before, but now I’m ready to take the leap.
There are some fruits and veggies that incorporate pesticides into themselves more readily than others. By avoiding the big culprits (or only buying them organically grown), you can reduce your pesticide exposure by 90%!
Poverty breeds powerlessness. Powerlessness breeds poor environment, which in turn brings with it poor health. Poor health completes the cycle of poverty.
Storm drains go straight to nearby waterways—in this case, the Rivanna River. Stormwater does not does not go through treatment facilities, so help protect your water!
The smart way to buy things this week—from tissues to geothermal heat. Don’t bother buying books anymore, and be a little more informed about the dizzying alternative car fuel choices. As a bonus, get a free education.
One of our local weeklies recently had a cover story that portrays local agriculture as a new status toy for the wealthy. It pissed me off—here’s my letter to their editor.
Yes indeed, we sold our television. Now when I want to unwind, I might just have to sit with a glass of wine and pet my kitties or enjoy the mountain view.