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Meditation can be a great form of activism for issues surrounding over-consumption, social injustice, and environmental destruction. (more…)

Think you’re buying “green”? Think again. With all the eco-hype these days, consumers have to be more (more…)

Holiday shopping season is kicking into high gear. Do you ever wonder what happens to the stuff from holidays past? Find out in Free Range’s new (more…)

Excess consumption is a significant factor in global climate change. All items and services we consume use energy in their production, transportation and disposal. This issue is referred to as the embodied energy of the item or service. There are several ways to reduce our consumption while maintaining an excellent (more…)

No one has developed a truly green computer - yet. But there are tools that can help you purchase and dispose of your computers responsibly. (more…)

I’m no cliff-jumper, no cold-turkey quitter. I’m one of those people whose intentions are all for the good, but who still feels the pull of attraction to a fresh AVON catalogue, to having a car in the driveway, to buying new clothes at the beginning of every season. It’s not something I’m proud of, and it’s something I (more…)

Desperate for convenience and mobility but shuddering at the thought of more plastic? After the birth of their son, so were these Canadian suppliers of alternatives. (more…)

Batteries pose a serious risk to the environment, including the release of heavy metals like lead, mercury and cadmium upon disposal. According to (more…)

“About a month and half ago, your council received a presentation from city staff on water use in Kamloops. According to the numbers they presented, (more…)

“By the time an average teenager receives his or her high-school diploma, they have been (more…)