Close up of layers of plastic trash
2017 - The Year We Started to Turn the Corner on Plastic Pollution
01/24/2018
Greenpeace
by John Hocevar | Greenpeace As bad as the plastic pollution problem is these days, there are still many reasons to be hopeful. Check out the good news from 2017, and see how you can help... read more
Girl playing in sprinklers on a sunny day
How to Help My Daughter Face Climate Change With an Open Heart
01/10/2018
YES Magazine
In his new book Being the Change, climate scientist Peter Kalmus shows why, on the cusp of climate catastrophe, we are neither choiceless nor powerless. by Chris Moore-Backman | YES! Magazine... read more
Older woman outside hugging her basset hound dog
Living Alone? Know These Simple Things
01/04/2018
John Hawthorne
New Transitions by John Hawthorne | Bay Alarm Medical While many people enjoy the solitude of living alone, others, who unexpectedly find themselves in an empty home, can face a difficult... read more
Several white gift boxes tied in bright green bows
8 Ways to Be the Change This Holiday Season
12/21/2017
The Green Divas
In the words of Gandhi, “You must be the change you wish to see in the world.”  This is a time of great transformation, and we can choose to be part of the problem or part of the... read more
Sad girl looking out car window while holding teddy bear
How to Get Rid of Toys Without a Tantrum
12/13/2017
Andrew Mellen
Too Much We LOVE kids even if we hate the stuff that comes with them. Or rather, the toys they accumulate that we’ve heaped on top of them. All while teaching them the same bad habits we learned... read more
Ocean surf crashing against cliff at sunset
The Oceans Are Getting More Acidic - Here's What You Need to Know
12/01/2017
John Hawthorne
Right now, the world is teetering on an abyss of sorts. Scientists, in general, are starting to believe that we’re in the middle of an extinction level event; the sort of catastrophe that wiped... read more
Girl with lab coat and stethoscope pretending to be doctor to a teddy bear
18 Natural Ways to Support Post-Surgical Healing
11/01/2017
The Green Divas
The best of healers is good cheer. ~ Pindus We don’t realize how valuable our health is until something interferes with it! For the past couple of years, I’ve been on a mission to kick “... read more
Multiple Power Lines Coming Into Large Power Grid Pole
Top 5 Weirdest Renewable Energy Sources
10/25/2017
The Green Divas
Wait...What? It’s no secret that fossil fuels are absolutely terrible for our planet. Humans have single-handedly caused a rapid 40% increase in carbon dioxide (CO2) levels since the... read more
Man hunched over picking crops in an arid field.
Honoring Those Who Serve it Forth - Our Agricultural Workers
10/20/2017
Melody Meyer
A Sustainable System? I live and work in California, the farming capital of the world; hub of agriculture, intersecting food, chefs, and farmers. It is the state that produces the most food in the... read more

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Ocean surf crashing against cliff at sunset
The Oceans Are Getting More Acidic - Here's What You Need to Know
12/01/2017
John Hawthorne
Right now, the world is teetering on an abyss of sorts. Scientists, in general, are starting to believe that we’re in the middle of an extinction level event; the sort of catastrophe that wiped... read more
Girl with lab coat and stethoscope pretending to be doctor to a teddy bear
18 Natural Ways to Support Post-Surgical Healing
11/01/2017
The Green Divas
The best of healers is good cheer. ~ Pindus We don’t realize how valuable our health is until something interferes with it! For the past couple of years, I’ve been on a mission to kick “... read more
Multiple Power Lines Coming Into Large Power Grid Pole
Top 5 Weirdest Renewable Energy Sources
10/25/2017
The Green Divas
Wait...What? It’s no secret that fossil fuels are absolutely terrible for our planet. Humans have single-handedly caused a rapid 40% increase in carbon dioxide (CO2) levels since the... read more
Man hunched over picking crops in an arid field.
Honoring Those Who Serve it Forth - Our Agricultural Workers
10/20/2017
Melody Meyer
A Sustainable System? I live and work in California, the farming capital of the world; hub of agriculture, intersecting food, chefs, and farmers. It is the state that produces the most food in the... read more
Dog sleeping upside down and sprawled out on pillows and bed.
Study: Let Your Dog Into Your Bedroom (If You Want)
09/27/2017
Van Winkle's
Let Sleeping Dogs Lie Dogs live in about 36 percent of American households. And, of the dog-owning population, almost 65 percent of people consider their canine companions to be part of the... read more
Torso of businessman holding earth in hand before window looking at nuclear reactors.
For the Love of Earth
09/14/2017
YES Magazine
by David Korten | YES! Magazine Perhaps the most compelling reason to change our ways is that Earth needs our help. In our responsibility to respond, might we unite in common cause? On... read more
Kids holding up laboratory flasks with colored liquids.
The Pervasiveness Of Toxic Petrochemicals In Household Products And How To Avoid Them
09/07/2017
Natural Blaze
By Anna Hunt | Natural Blaze It may come as a surprise that your fragrant body wash, baby’s diapers, or lovely scented candles are actually filled with toxic petrochemicals. These include... read more
Collection of cobalt blue bottles.
7 Questions to Determine What Stays and What Goes
08/31/2017
Andrew Mellen
Lightening Your Load 95% of my fellow New Yorkers could be moving things they don’t need or use. Why? 67% are keeping them “in case I need them in the future.” 56% are holding onto them... read more
Woman looking and reaching up into boughs of willow tree.
Being an Environmental Optimist When Things Seem Bad
08/17/2017
The Green Divas
optimism is the madness of insisting all is well when we are miserable. ~ Voltaire I wasn’t born an optimist. At least I don’t think so. Not sure what the balance of nature versus nurture... read more

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Recreating God's Voices
11/11/2014
evox Television
Directed by Pradeep Nayak. Unnikrishna Pakkanar's soulful music transports one immediately into mother nature! His band 'Indian Folklore Fusion' uses more than 80 bamboo music instruments - all... read more
Michael Donnell
11/11/2014
evox Television
evox CEO Xav Dubois caught up with Michael Donnell from Solar Scooters at SXSW Eco in Austin, TX. 
David Dietz
11/11/2014
evox Television
evox CEO Xav Dubois speaks with David Dietz, founder of Modavanti, a stylish, sustainable fashion company. Topics include the need for change in the way we buy our clothes and the fact that the... read more
Re-imagined Spaces
11/11/2014
evox Television
Directed by Bao Nguyen. A look into how David Belt and his company MACRO SEA are changing the way we look at spaces. 
SHFT: Adrian Grenier & Peter Glatzer
11/11/2014
evox Television
evox CEO Xav Dubois catches up with Adrian Grenier and Peter Glatzer from SHFT.com at SXSW Eco.
Rags to Pads
11/11/2014
evox Television
Directed by Chithra Jeyaram. A monumental task undertaken by a man (a school drop out) to address the dismal state of menstrual hygiene among women has unexpected consequences, and the potential to... read more
Ron Finley
11/11/2014
evox Television
Urban gardening activist Ron Finley talks with evox CEO, Xav Dubois about his current projects and how we can help make a difference in our neighborhoods and our schools. 
Protovillage
11/11/2014
evox Television
Directed by Christian Amundson. Kalyan Akkipeddi introduces Protovillage, a replicable model for integrated rural development in Andhra Pradesh, India. 
Annie Longsworth
11/11/2014
evox Television
evox CEO Xav Dubois chats with Saatchi & Saatchi S CEO Annie Longsworth about how corporations can rebuild trust with the sustainable community. 

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