Sustainability

There's plenty of beauty in winter, too.

Digital content specialist Casie Leigh Lukes on her participation with @PeopleTree's #FashionTakesAction contest.

Editorial Intern Casie Leigh Lukes recaps her recent project of sewing her first pair of underwear out of a t-shirt.

Intern Casie Lukes is on a quest to learn to sew ... and she's starting with the bare essentials: underwear!

Saddle up with Relief Riders International for a do-good adventure in one of India’s most dramatic desert landscapes — and find out if “voluntourism” is right for you.

Editorial intern Casie Lukes on her quest for sustainable clothing.

For decades, we’ve been a culture obsessed with avoiding germs, but is dirt actually good for our immune system?

Research shows that certain chemicals have an unhealthy effect on body weight.

Tips to recycle everything from sports equipment, cosmetic containers, clothing, shoes, and electronics.

We’re making a conscious effort to minimize our magazine’s eco-footprint, including making sure our publication is produced and disposed of responsibly:

The electromagnetic radiation surrounding us — especially from cell phones — may pose unseen dangers to our health. Learn what you can do to reduce your exposure to EMFs.

Studies show that positive immune benefits can last up to a month after a visit to the woods.

At the threat of the first frost last week, I felt especially noble as I dragged our tomato plants into the garage, under the impression that it might be just warm enough in there to keep them from perishing at…

Some tips on how to avoid hormone-disrupting chemicals in your kitchen.

Cultivate your yard with less water.

“We need to move beyond oil. We need to reinvent society, technology and economy. We need to do it fast and we need to do it creatively. We can.” — Dr. Vandana Shiva In July 2011, courtesy of Exxon, 42,000…

Organic gardening is more than just the products you use.

One of my editorial tasks at Experience Life is to find and review links to share on the RevolutionaryAct.com social media outlets. Most of the stuff I find is pretty dull, poorly written, we’ve already covered it or it’s not…

A new guide can help you determine the carbon footprint of your food choices.