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Author Archives: Pam Lazos
Through a Lens International migratory bird day — the second Saturday in May in the U.S. — focuses on conserving migratory birds and their habitats around the world. One of my favorite migratory birds is the small, but mighty ruby-throated … Continue reading
Orphan Train
Orphan Train “[T]he people who matter in our lives stay with us, haunting our most ordinary moments. They’re with us in the grocery store, as we turn a corner, chat with a friend. They rise up through the pavement; we … Continue reading
Posted in book reviews, reading, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged aging out of foster care, book review, foster care, homelessness, immigrants, orphan
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I Speak for the Trees
I Speak for the Trees My favorite tree ever was a giant oak, over 100 feet tall with a girth so large, three adults had trouble getting their arms around it. The oak and I grew up in a backyard … Continue reading
Posted in Sustainable Living, Trees
Tagged Arbor Day, I Speak for the Trees, Rain Forests, Sustainability, The Ents, The Lorax, The Secret Life of Plants
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Make Every Day Earth Day
photo by Erin Lafferty One Less Bag When I was a kid, I spent a summer working in my parents’ deli in Sea Isle City, New Jersey. I had various odd jobs, but my main job was running the cash … Continue reading
The Worth of Water
The Worth of Water On my way to the 8th Annual Global Water Alliance (GWA) conference in Philadelphia on March 26, 2015, I took a shortcut across the University of Penn’s campus and, given that I am navigationally challenged, overshot … Continue reading
The Fun Foodie Friends Interviews!
The Fun Foodie Friends Interviews! I don’t know what’s more exciting. Putting your own creative works out into the universe, or promoting another’s work because you love it and you can. The promotion part is at the heart of every … Continue reading
Silent Spring
Silent Spring When Rachel Carson penned Silent Spring, first published in 1962, she probably had no idea that it would be one of the most influential books of the modern environmental movement. A smart, savvy scientist, Carson wrote the seminal … Continue reading
Posted in biocides, herbicides, pesticides, Uncategorized
Tagged biocides, cancer, do-it-yourself gardens, environmental movement, herbicides, pesticides
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Don’t care about spots on my apples…
Don’t care about spots on my apples… Today, in a magnanimous and demonstrated show of concern for the health and wellbeing of the citizens of our nation, for their right to life, liberty and the pursuit of a toxin-free happiness, … Continue reading
Posted in DDT, paradise, pesticides, Uncategorized
Tagged biocides, Counting Crows, DDT, herbicides, insecticides, Joni Mitchell, parking lot, paved paradise, pesticides
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Fun Foodie Friends
Fun Foodie Friends Hey moms and dads! Want a fun-filled, rainy (or snowy, or sunny) day activity to do with your kids? One that will impart tidbits of knowledge, provide critical life skills, and have you and … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, food, kids' cookbook
Tagged Elaine Callahan, food, food prep, foodie, friends, fun, Joyce Kesler, kid chefs, kids in the kitchen, kids' cookbook
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I Am Water
I Am Water And so are you. At least about 72% of you is, along with the person you love, your kids, your friends, all your acquaintances, all mostly water. Several billion years ago, a few single-celled organism started focus … Continue reading
Posted in clean water, eco, environment, water, water conservation
Tagged dinosaurs, I am water, leaky faucets, primordial soup, water conservation, world water day
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