Close up of hand tending tiny seedlings in soil
The Role Agriculture Can Play in Your Life
01/30/2020
Mikkie Mills
Growing plants and tilling the earth is quite literally a tale as old as time. Humans were born working in the dirt and growing things; it's part of who we are as a species and has evolved with us.... read more
Modern log cabin with rocking chairs on porch.
Are Log Cabins the Most Environmentally-Friendly Homes?
01/21/2020
Anonymous (not verified)
To save energy, money, the environment, or all of the above, more and more homeowners are going green. If you want a sustainable home that will help save the planet, a log cabin may be the best... read more
Gasoline tanker truck driving on country road
Plant-Based Fuels to Make Cars Eco-Friendlier
01/10/2020
Giles Kirkland
With traditional fuel types getting increasingly scarce, the debate around what will be the next fuel type powering our vehicles is becoming louder and louder. It is clear that the next fuel we adopt... read more
Parents with kids in meadow
7 Easy Ways to Start Going Green
12/17/2019
Jade Pulman
Many people want to live a more environmentally-friendly life. This can, however, seem like a big project to take on. The good news is that even minor changes can have an impact. Furthermore, it... read more
Close up of water splash droplets
How to Save More Water
11/21/2019
Anonymous (not verified)
Worldwide water usage keeps rising at the rate of about 1 percent per year. That’s putting a strain on the planet’s resources. Currently, about two billion people live in areas that experience high... read more
Face-on shot of rhino
Scientists Create Fake Rhino Horn to Ruin the Black Market and Save Species
11/15/2019
Natural Blaze
The fight against illegal animal poaching has exacted a high toll on communities around the world as smugglers and organized crime groups constantly gain the upper-hand on corrupt officials and... read more
Young child laughing with hose and water.
Saving Water at Home and in the Backyard
11/14/2019
Mikkie Mills
The average American person uses 100 gallons of water every day. That's enough to fill two bathtubs. Did you know you pay twice for most of that water: once for the water itself and once for the... read more
Close up of stacked documents and folders and paperwork.
Why It's Important to Recycle as a Business
10/23/2019
Jade Pulman
One of the biggest things that a company can do to get an advantage on the rest of the market is to start looking into going green. Whether you start a recycling program, switch to paperless... read more
pink baby booties on wooden table
Here Are the Gifts That New Parents Really Want
10/18/2019
Jennifer Madsen
Having a baby is one of the greatest joys in life, but welcoming a new member to the family isn’t cheap. According to a new survey, the average cost of raising a baby in its first year alone is... read more

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Close up of hand tending tiny seedlings in soil
The Role Agriculture Can Play in Your Life
01/30/2020
Mikkie Mills
Growing plants and tilling the earth is quite literally a tale as old as time. Humans were born working in the dirt and growing things; it's part of who we are as a species and has evolved with us.... read more
Modern log cabin with rocking chairs on porch.
Are Log Cabins the Most Environmentally-Friendly Homes?
01/21/2020
Anonymous (not verified)
To save energy, money, the environment, or all of the above, more and more homeowners are going green. If you want a sustainable home that will help save the planet, a log cabin may be the best... read more
Gasoline tanker truck driving on country road
Plant-Based Fuels to Make Cars Eco-Friendlier
01/10/2020
Giles Kirkland
With traditional fuel types getting increasingly scarce, the debate around what will be the next fuel type powering our vehicles is becoming louder and louder. It is clear that the next fuel we adopt... read more
Parents with kids in meadow
7 Easy Ways to Start Going Green
12/17/2019
Jade Pulman
Many people want to live a more environmentally-friendly life. This can, however, seem like a big project to take on. The good news is that even minor changes can have an impact. Furthermore, it... read more
Close up of water splash droplets
How to Save More Water
11/21/2019
Anonymous (not verified)
Worldwide water usage keeps rising at the rate of about 1 percent per year. That’s putting a strain on the planet’s resources. Currently, about two billion people live in areas that experience high... read more
Face-on shot of rhino
Scientists Create Fake Rhino Horn to Ruin the Black Market and Save Species
11/15/2019
Natural Blaze
The fight against illegal animal poaching has exacted a high toll on communities around the world as smugglers and organized crime groups constantly gain the upper-hand on corrupt officials and... read more
Young child laughing with hose and water.
Saving Water at Home and in the Backyard
11/14/2019
Mikkie Mills
The average American person uses 100 gallons of water every day. That's enough to fill two bathtubs. Did you know you pay twice for most of that water: once for the water itself and once for the... read more
Close up of stacked documents and folders and paperwork.
Why It's Important to Recycle as a Business
10/23/2019
Jade Pulman
One of the biggest things that a company can do to get an advantage on the rest of the market is to start looking into going green. Whether you start a recycling program, switch to paperless... read more
pink baby booties on wooden table
Here Are the Gifts That New Parents Really Want
10/18/2019
Jennifer Madsen
Having a baby is one of the greatest joys in life, but welcoming a new member to the family isn’t cheap. According to a new survey, the average cost of raising a baby in its first year alone is... read more

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Speaking with Light
11/12/2014
evox Television
Directed by Alex Gibney. Dr Edie Widder takes us on a journey deep under the sea. She’s used pioneering research with bioluminescent sea creatures to help us shine a light on the levels of pollution... read more
Solar Roadways
11/12/2014
evox Television
Directed by Michèle Ohayon. What if roads and highways were solar, fueling enough energy to power electric vehicles as well as nearby communities? 
Small Country, Big Change
11/12/2014
evox Television
Directed by Aaron Davis. A short documentary that explores Iceland's attempt to eliminate its use of fossil fuels. 
Slingshot
11/12/2014
evox Television
Directed by Paul Lazarus. Best known for his Segway Personal Transporter, inventor Dean Kamen is taking on the world’s great challenges one invention at a time. SlingShot is the story of Kamen, his... read more
Seatrac
11/12/2014
evox Television
Directed by Nikos Logothetis. Makis lives in Greece. He loved swimming, but after an accident, he could longer access the sea. He decided to do something for himself and for every disabled... read more
Scott Summit
11/12/2014
evox Television
Directed by Ondi Timoner. Scott Summit, Founder of Bespoke Innovations, creates prosthetic limb fairings for amputees using 3D printing. 
Safecast
11/12/2014
evox Television
Directed by Adrian Storey. A global sensor network for collecting and sharing radiation measurements to empower people with data about their environments which has become the largest project of its... read more
Rygo: The Shape of Shapes to Come
11/12/2014
evox Television
Directed by Jordan Barnes-Crouse. JF Brandon's crowd-funded project, The Rygo — a mathematically created sculptural piece — became the largest 3D print in North America. Here he gives us a brief look... read more
The Sunnier Side of Eggs
11/11/2014
evox Television
Eggs have been saddled with a history of containing high levels of cholesterol, but a U.S. study shows today's egg has a new nutritional profile

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