We got back last week from our trip to Mexico to attend my wife’s best friend’s wedding. We had a fantastic time with everyone down there and basically just hung around the pool and swam in the ocean – something we never do here in Los Angeles. The water here is pretty gross along with [...]
Note: This is a guest post from Plonkee at Plonkee Money, a regular reader of The Good Human. One of the biggest contributors to excessive greenhouse house gas emissions is transport, in addition to the vast quantities pumped out by cars, the aviation sector also relies on crude oil to power it’s way around the [...]
Just got back from beach a little while ago….if you have never been to Santa Monica this time of year, I highly recommend it. The crowds are gone, the beaches are clean, the air is getting crisp in the afternoon…love it. Besides being one of the greenest cities in America, this place makes being outdoors [...]
During our trip to Boston, we went out and spent some time out at Henry David Thoreau’s old stomping ground, Walden Pond. I had not been there since I was a kid so it was nice to go when I could actually appreciate the pond, the silence and the beauty of the area. I had [...]
We made it back from the east coast and I am exhausted. But, regular posting shall resume shortly and along with learning that a lot of people on the east coast do not care one bit about the environment, I also found a few great little places of “green”. Thanks for sticking around!
That we are still on vacation until the end of this weekend, and that’s why I have not been posting all that much this past week. Will be back strong next week with new stuff and maybe some pictures from our trip. Thanks for your patience!
According to ENN, airlines do not recycle aluminum cans or paper and plastic from their flights. Jeez…thats just scary. Want to see some numbers? “-discarding 4,250 tons of aluminum cans and other items that could be recycled -the industry threw out 9,000 tons of plastic and enough newspapers and magazines to fill a football field [...]
