Climate Effects on Health

Climate change has an immense influence on our ways of living. It impacts us directly, causing numerous health issues, and indirectly by affecting natural and socio-economic systems. Most people are unaware of the significance of these consequences, continuing with reckless activities worsening the global climate. Even though global warming brings warmer winters and allows food production in some parts, overall climate effects on health are profusely adverse.

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evox provides an integrated entertainment experience that inspires positive changes in the way people live and work. We celebrate the good things about you, your family, your community, and your world. The network delivers a unique blend of evocative HD video programming, online community interaction, and related product shopping, to help people live a better life, grow as individuals, and in so doing, contribute to a better world.

How Solar Energy Positively Impacts the Environment

There is a good chance you have heard about all the advantages solar energy offers you as a user, but, did you know it also offers rewards for the environment? It’s true. Keep reading to learn all about the benefits of solar energy for the environment.

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Mikkie Mills is a freelance writer who's passionate about health, fitness, organic cooking and eating, and yoga. When not writing she loves traveling, hiking, and cooking. Find more from Mikkie on Google+.

Simple Ways to Save the Environment

As we become more eco-conscious, many people are taking steps to live green by making small lifestyle changes. You may be interested in living a more eco-friendly lifestyle but aren't sure where to start or which changes will have the biggest positive impact on the environment. The good news is that even small changes can make a big difference over the long run, but you have to find what changes will work best for you and your family. Here are some helpful changes you can make each day to help the environment while being more eco-friendly. 

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Indy Summers is a freelance writer interested in fashion, healthy living, and fitness. She has worked as a master in esthetician, as a personal trainer, and as a freelance model for several years so considers herself an expert in these industries. For more of her work, visit https://nouw.com/indysummers.

Going Green Is All About What You Gain, Not What You Give Up

According to The New Republic magazine in June this year: ‘You will have to make sacrifices to save the planet’, while the US newspaper Metro asks: ‘What would you give up to end climate change?’ These headlines, read from my desk in London where I carry out research in environmental psychology, present us with stark choices: between self and society, wellbeing and morality. It worries me to see pro-environmental action being equated with personal sacrifice in this way.

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Aeon is a digital magazine of ideas and culture. Since September 2012 they have been publishing some of the most profound and provocative thinking on the web. They ask the big questions and find the freshest, most original answers, provided by leading thinkers on science, philosophy, society, and the arts. Aeon was founded in London by Paul and Brigid Hains. It now has offices in London, Melbourne, and New York. Aeon is a not-for-profit and operated by Aeon Media Group Ltd., committed to big ideas, serious enquiry, and a humane worldview. That’s it.

Earth Overshoot Day - Being Ahead of Schedule is a Bad Thing

This red-letter day each year comes around on a different date…and I am bummed it is so early in 2019…July 29! In this case, RED letter is bad news.

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Andrew is the author of Frommer's global guide to volunteer vacations, "500 Places Where You Can Make a Difference" (Gold Medal Winner from Society of American Travel Writers: Best Guide Book 2010). He spent more than a decade on the editorial team of PASSPORT Magazine. He has volunteered and led teams on service projects around the world, and is honored to be on the boards of directors for the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation (AARBF.org) and Mentor Artists Playwrights Project (mentorartists.org). Mersmann has been a featured speaker, interview guest, or moderator on several travel talks, from the New York Times Travel Show, Smithsonian Associates, and the 92nd Street Y-TriBeCa to Oprah and Friends, Animal House, and The Focus Group on satellite radio as well as on NY1 television. Past participant at the Clinton Global Initiative and judge for Condé Nast World Changers Conference, he blogs about volunteering and service travel at www.ChangeByDoing.com. As part of the evox television team, he is dedicated to audience engagement, so if you're not engaged, he needs to be thumped on the head (gently)...or at least told (nicely). Twitter: /ChangeByDoing

How to Make a Difference in the Environment

People are continually learning how to make an impact on their surroundings. Schools have clubs and classes that focus on social issues, and these are places where students learn how they can change the environment for the better. Ways to impact the environment and preserve resources is one of the most popular courses in schools today. Everyone has a role in protecting and taking care of their surroundings. These are a few simple tips to make a difference in the environment.

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Mikkie Mills is a freelance writer who's passionate about health, fitness, organic cooking and eating, and yoga. When not writing she loves traveling, hiking, and cooking. Find more from Mikkie on Google+.

5 Ways to Improve the Environment

With our world becoming more and more polluted with fossil fuels and our oceans filling up with plastics, it's important that we highlight ways to improve the environment. Sea levels have been rising for the past decade and carbon has been getting stored in the sea. In the end, climate change is the result and tons of wildlife are harmed in their natural habitats because of this. Is coal a renewable resource?

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Indy Summers is a freelance writer interested in fashion, healthy living, and fitness. She has worked as a master in esthetician, as a personal trainer, and as a freelance model for several years so considers herself an expert in these industries. For more of her work, visit https://nouw.com/indysummers.

A Painful Lesson in Zen and the Art of Honeybee Reverence

Nearly every summer’s day, I visit honeybees.

Some days, I sit and watch them floating in and out of the hive. Other days, I pry off the hive cover to see them building their gorgeous wax home, packing the pollen and nectar they have gathered into the comb, touching each other with their tiny antennae. I know to approach them with respect. But recently, I went to the hives without my usual reverence. 

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Aeon is a digital magazine of ideas and culture. Since September 2012 they have been publishing some of the most profound and provocative thinking on the web. They ask the big questions and find the freshest, most original answers, provided by leading thinkers on science, philosophy, society, and the arts. Aeon was founded in London by Paul and Brigid Hains. It now has offices in London, Melbourne, and New York. Aeon is a not-for-profit and operated by Aeon Media Group Ltd., committed to big ideas, serious enquiry, and a humane worldview. That’s it.

Public News Service - Week of October 21-27, 2018

No Agenda * No Opinion * Just the Information You Need

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To support democracy and promote public dialogue in a rapidly changing media environment, Public News Service (PNS) is a member-supported news service that advocates journalism in the public interest. PNS's network of state-based news services distributes high-quality public interest news and information to both mainstream and alternative media on a daily basis. Support comes from non-profit organizations, foundations, individuals, and businesses for social responsibility.

Stories examine the effects of policy on areas that receive too little coverage, lifting up often marginalized voices and making greater journalistic breadth available to broadcasters and publishers on any platform.

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Public News Service for Week of November 14-20, 2018

No Agenda * No Opinion * Just the Information You Need

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To support democracy and promote public dialogue in a rapidly changing media environment, Public News Service (PNS) is a member-supported news service that advocates journalism in the public interest. PNS's network of state-based news services distributes high-quality public interest news and information to both mainstream and alternative media on a daily basis. Support comes from non-profit organizations, foundations, individuals, and businesses for social responsibility.

Stories examine the effects of policy on areas that receive too little coverage, lifting up often marginalized voices and making greater journalistic breadth available to broadcasters and publishers on any platform.

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Climate change has an immense influence on our ways of living. It impacts us directly, causing numerous health issues, and indirectly by affecting natural and socio-economic systems. Most people are... read more
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07/29/2019
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A picket signs reads THE CLIMATE IS CHANGING SO SHOULD WE
10/15/2021
Climate change has an immense influence on our ways of living. It impacts us directly, causing numerous health issues, and indirectly by affecting natural and socio-economic systems. Most people are... read more
Solar panels reflecting deep blue sky
05/21/2020
There is a good chance you have heard about all the advantages solar energy offers you as a user, but, did you know it also offers rewards for the environment? It’s true. Keep reading to learn all... read more
Reflecting lens ball with upside down countryside
05/14/2020
As we become more eco-conscious, many people are taking steps to live green by making small lifestyle changes. You may be interested in living a more eco-friendly lifestyle but aren't sure where to... read more
Hand holding water bottle that says PLASTIC FREE
09/18/2019
According to The New Republic magazine in June this year: ‘You will have to make sacrifices to save the planet’, while the US newspaper Metro asks: ‘What would you give up to end climate change?’... read more
Buzzard in dead desert tree
07/29/2019
This red-letter day each year comes around on a different date…and I am bummed it is so early in 2019…July 29! In this case, RED letter is bad news. Today is Earth Overshoot... read more
Fingertips hold a plant while painted green
05/28/2019
People are continually learning how to make an impact on their surroundings. Schools have clubs and classes that focus on social issues, and these are places where students learn how they can change... read more
Tree on hillside with pink clouds behind.
05/24/2019
With our world becoming more and more polluted with fossil fuels and our oceans filling up with plastics, it's important that we highlight ways to improve the environment. Sea levels have been rising... read more
Close up of bee hovering over purple flowers.
02/07/2019
Nearly every summer’s day, I visit honeybees. Some days, I sit and watch them floating in and out of the hive. Other days, I pry off the hive cover to see them building their gorgeous wax... read more
Public News Service title card on evox Television
10/25/2018
No Agenda * No Opinion * Just the Information You Need evox partners with Public News Service to provide important stories without the extra noise Environmental Roundup Florida’s... read more

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