The young girl quickly hands off a large bag of apples and glances up at me. “What type of apples do you like, sweet or tart?” She stares at me, eyes wide, waiting for my response. When I don’t answer she skillfully produces an apple from the table in front of her, slices off a … More Annual Moon Festival Brings Oxford Farmers Together
It’s talked about constantly in health magazines. It’s scattered all over Pinterest, and it seems to be the new food that has health professionals talking. It’s amazing that such a tiny seed can be packed with so many health benefits. Quinoa, a seed that comes from a green plant called Chenopodium finds its origin in … More Tiny seed has loads of health benefits
Tomorrow, April 10, Miami University will welcome Thayne Maynard, the director of the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, and John Kamanga Ole Ntetiyian, a Kenyan activist for a discussion on the relationship between conservation and houses. Miami’s Humanities Center is putting on this event as part of the Altman Program Spring Conference. The conference’s theme … More Conference on Conservation at Miami
Are you interested in green issues? Do you like to socialize with other environmentally conscious people? Do you feel comfortable discussing your religion? If you answered yes to any of these three questions, then the Oxford Interfaith Climate Change Work Group, or the ICCWG could be the perfect fit for you! The ICCWG is a … More Oxford’s Interfaith Climate Change Work Group
What sets Moon Co-op apart from other groceries stores is the fact that it’s owned by the community, not a corporation. All the income the store makes goes back into the Oxford community. And you can help the community by participating in Moon Co-op’s annual event. Moon Co-op is hosting the Great Soups Dinner on … More Moon Co-op to host soup dinner
We’ve all seen the puffs of dust clouding up MET Quad and Western Campus, heard the drilling sounds of hammers and nails as construction workers prepare to construct new residence hall buildings. But what’s special about these building is that they will contain new “green” features to promote sustainability and a healthier environment for Miami … More “Green” Living Arrangements to be Constructed in Oxford
While the Greenhwaks are working to make a difference on campus, one non-profit organization is making a worldwide change. MedWish, a nonprofit group is committed to repurposing medical supplies and other medical equipment to send to underprivileged companies. Their goal is to provide humanitarian aid to developing countries to reduce waste, save lives, and ultimately … More MedWish Foundation: A Nonprofit Organization That’s Making A Difference
We’re all familiar with the crash diets presented by the media and endorsed by overpaid celebrities. We’ve endured the painfully long commercials for The Atkin’s diet, Weightwatchers, and weight loss supplement pills, but a new trend is taking over health magazines around the nation, and it has to do with bacteria. Some diet enthusiasts and … More Kombucha: A Tasty Bacteria?
Fall 2012 – Booths are aligned in neat rows and the colorful array of natural foods mixed with the aroma of fresh produce and crisp air surround me. Smiling, welcoming faces greet students, parents and children who hustle and bustle around the small area across from Uptown Park. What better way to spend a sunny … More My First Trip to the Farmer’s Market
Fall 2012 – Atlantic City’s streets were left flowing like rivers, millions were left without power, and winds of over 80 mph caused devastation for many East-coasters. Hurricane Sandy is what some might call “a perfect storm,” not only affecting people’s homes, but causing a political stir as well. Meteorologists say Sandy may have created … More Hurricane Sandy: “A Perfect Storm?”
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