Tag Archives: conservation

Rounded Up, But Definitely Not Ready

Posted on November 3, 2019 by Pam Lazos

Rounded Up, But Definitely Not Ready The first verdict came in August 2018 when a San Francisco jury told Monsanto that it had to pay $289 million in damages to a Dewayne Johnson who developed non-Hodgkins lymphoma after years … Continue reading →

Posted in agriculture, air, biocides, ecosystems, endocrine disruptor, environment, environmental conservation, environmental effects, food, Glyphosate, herbicides, organic farming, pesticides, Sustainability, Uncategorized, water, water purification | Tagged Bayer Science Corp, clean air, clean water, conservation, Glyphosate, hericides, lawsuits, Monsanto, organic farming, pesticides, Roundup, roundup ready | 31 Comments

New Beginnings

Posted on October 21, 2019 by Pam Lazos

[all photos: Cape May, New Jersey, by yours truly] New Beginnings They say every day is a new beginning. What if you, like the earth, could start anew… a clean slate… a chance to fly with the tree swallows… … Continue reading →

Posted in beach conservation, conservation | Tagged beach, beach conservation, Cape May, conservation, fall, lasso, Rain Clouds and Waterfalls, rainbows, seagulls, sunrise, tree swallows, water | 49 Comments

Material Value

Posted on September 8, 2019 by Pam Lazos

MATERIAL VALUE The word sustainability seems to be on everyone’s lips these days and if you don’t know what it means then you’ll want to pick up a copy of Julia Goldstein’s book, Material Value, More Sustainable, Less Wasteful Manufacturing … Continue reading →

Posted in conservation, environment, environmental conservation, environmental effects, evolution, recycling, regeneration, renewable, renewable energy, Sustainability, Uncategorized, upcycling, zero waste | Tagged blogging, conservation, engineering, environment, environmental conservation, environmental effects, fossil fuels, Julia Goldstein, Material Value, recycling, regeneration, renewable energy, Sustainability, writing, zero waste, zero waste stream | 39 Comments

#WATWB — Sailing to America

Posted on August 30, 2019 by Pam Lazos

Sailing to America How much do I love this kid? Right now, Greta Thunberg is sailing to America to join the United Nations Climate Change summit, a 3,000 mile trip from Plymouth England to New York. The journey is somewhat … Continue reading →

Posted in #WATWB, environment, environmental conservation, environmental effects, Uncategorized | Tagged #WATWB, conservation, environment, environmental conservation, environmental effects, evolution, Greta Thunberg, sailing to America, set sail, U.N. Climate Change Summit, Unite Behind the Science, We Are The World Blogfest | 27 Comments

Plastic-Free Life

Posted on May 10, 2019 by Pam Lazos

[Fruits for a plastic-free life unite.] Plastic-Free Life I think I’m just one of those people that needs a mission. This week I decided that if I’m ever going to even approach a Zero Waste Life, I need to find … Continue reading →

Posted in conservation, environment, environmental conservation, environmental effects, plastic bag, plastics, saving the world, single use plastic, Uncategorized, waste, water, water conservation, zero waste | Tagged #save the world, #startamovement, conservation, environment, environmental conservation, plastic, plastic bags, single use plastic, waste, water, water conservation, zero waste | 22 Comments

A New Jacket

Posted on November 16, 2016 by Pam Lazos

A New Jacket If you’ve tuned into this blog before, you know that I have a group of friends from college — the Whales — so dubbed because of a beach house we rented for several summers running (see back … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged a new jacket, blog, blogging, conservation, life choices, Sustainability, Sustainable Living, whales | Leave a comment

Leaving Time

Posted on May 22, 2016 by Pam Lazos

Leaving Time Leaving Time by Jodi Picoult is part The Amazing Kreskin, part Defenders of Wildlife, and part When Elephants Weep all wrapped up in the body of a mystery. Jenna’s mother, Alice Metcalf has been missing for ten years. … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged African Plains, bipolar disorder, book review, conservation, elephant sanctuary, grief, Jodi Picoult, large animal conservation, Leaving Time, private investigator, psychic, When Elephants Weep | 4 Comments

Make Every Day Earth Day

Posted on April 22, 2015 by Pam Lazos

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 →