Serendipity: Roadkill Toads and the Sixth Extinction
The Hawaii Islands boast breathtaking scenery and exotic species, but where's the native habitat?Serendipity: Sustainable Risk Management I
Taking the time to review your homeowner or renter’s insurance will pay offSerendipity: Sweeping Progress on Climate Change
We may be on the road to resolution with historic legislation aimed at reducing global-warming emissionsSerendipity: Ant Murder and Mayhem
A colony of the little buggers takes over a newly installed water system controller and creates quite a messSerendipity: Sustainable Prosperity Goes Beyond GDP
A healthy economy requires a healthy environment, but the divide continues in our economic measuring sticksSerendipity: Sustainable Relationships Survive Disaster
In the aftermath of the Jesusita Fire, it works wonders to focus on what we have, not on what we don'tSerendipity: An Insider’s View of the Jesusita Fire
The blaze comes too close for comfort — to within about 10 yards of homeSerendipity: Stripping Away the Carbon Myths
There's a role for coal, but as a transition source to alternative energySerendipity: Organic Bytes
Woody Tasch cultivates the crossover appeal of agriculture and the economy, fueling a fertile evolutionSerendipity: Sustainable Friendships
From past to present and on into the future, a friend is someone who likes you despite everythingSerendipity: Tilting Toward Windmills
The Lompoc Wind Energy Farm flips the switch on a new dynamic sweeping Santa Barbara CountySerendipity: Saving For Your Next Rainy Day
Best not to panic, and hang in there until the worst of this crisis has passedSerendipity: Designing for Sustainability
It was just a platter of time before social engineering and design skills cooked up a solution to a vexing problem in Ethiopia.Serendipity: Trash and Treasure
The switch to digital television brings with it a huge environmental challenge.Serendipity: Seeing Green in Investing Green
More investors are thinking deeply about their portfolio choices.Serendipity: Trashing of the Environment Nears End of the Line
While Bush is cleaning a clearer path for polluters, he's also cleaning up his image in his waning days.Serendipity: Sustainable Living in Fire Areas Revisited
We have to make decisions with our eyes open, the best available facts before us — and humility.Serendipity: Giving is Sustainable
The root purpose for Mom's Tree Party was always noble, but this year, it has blossomed into something even more beautiful.Serendipity: In the Path of the Tea Fire
Disasters remind us we're one community, and that together we're sustainable.Serendipity: Think Like a Geek to Foster Financial Sustainability
Living by a budget can help give you peace of mind and prevent crises from pushing goals out of reach.Serendipity: Brake for Tarantulas
One theory holds that the spiders time their migration with meteor showers in late October; if so, this year’s migration will peak Tuesday.Serendipity: We Have the Energy
Using technologies that already exist or are on the horizon, we can become "Fossil-free by '33."Serendipity: Help With Kelp
The “ewww” factor notwithstanding, it is one of Earth's ecological treasures that's worth cherishing.Serendipity: Cleaning Up Our Act to Reduce Sea of Trash
From recycling plastic bags to helping rid the beach of garbage, the adage think globally, act locally is true.Serendipity: In Search of a Sustainable Exercise Routine
Underwater technology to play music and lectures drowns out the boredom of working out in a pool.Serendipity: Humpbacks’ Fin Bumps Lead to Breakthrough
Large bumps on the mammals' long flippers inspire new wind turbine technology.Serendipity: Growing Grama Pays Off with Blades of Glory
Cultivating grass from seed takes hard work and a lot of trial and error, but the results make it worthwhile.Serendipity: Sustainable U.S. Document
The Preamble to the Constitution still accurately reflects who we are and who we want to be as a nation.Serendipity: Sustainable Cool
Language is always in transition, but can you remember a time when the word 'cool' wasn't cool?Serendipity: Botanical Artist a Natural at Painting Sustainability
Patrick O'Hara, commissioned by the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, promotes plant conservation.Serendipity: The Buzz About Swarm Theory
Small life forms teach big lessons in using collective intelligence to guide sustainable systems.- 1. Randy Alcorn: In God We Trust — How Exactly? (27 comments)
- 2. County Supervisors Take ADMHS Director to Task Over Budget Report (7 comments)
- 3. Mark Shields: Facebook Co-Founder Puts Profits Before Patriotism (7 comments)
- 4. David Sirota: Yes, We Can Walk and Chew Gum (6 comments)
- 5. Survey Finds Drop in Support for Cigarette Tax, While Most Back Term Limits Change (5 comments)
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