Articles Archives - Poetic Earth Month

art gallery: crimson & gold eggs

2023-04-13 By L.L. Barkat Filed Under: Art Gallery, Articles, Beauty, Photography, Top 4 Featured, Wonder

Visit the art gallery and enjoy these beautiful painted eggs (using natural dyes), on a vintage gold plate.

5 Best Eco Books to Check Out!

2022-12-08 By Sara Barkat Filed Under: Articles, Books, Top 4 Featured

In this book recommendation list at Shepherd I recommended these 5 great titles: 5 Best Eco Books Number 1: Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming Here on Poetic Earth Month, we’ve listed the Top 80 Game Changers in Curbing Climate Breakdown featured in Drawdown. What’s unique about Drawdown is the […]

Stand by Me, at Hudson Valley Books for Humanity

2022-08-10 By L.L. Barkat Filed Under: Articles, Books, Business, Hospitality, Ossining, Photography, Reclamation

Come be inspired at Hudson Valley Books for Humanity. Selling new and pre-loved books, the store has an enriching vision for life.

20 Great Environment Quotes to Love

2022-07-28 By Sara Barkat Filed Under: Articles, Books, Earth Care, Poems, Top 4 Featured, Transcendence, Wonder

You can find all of these great environment quotes in context in Earth Song: A Nature Poems Experience. Or you can enjoy them right here.

3 Ways to Use The Carbon Almanac (And Who Should Avoid It)

2022-07-18 By L.L. Barkat Filed Under: Articles, Books, Climate, Earth Care

Here are 3 ways to use The Carbon Almanac—based on who you are and how you want to help put carbon in its good place.

Why “Zero Waste” is a Misnomer (And Why It Matters)

2022-07-09 By Sara Barkat Filed Under: Articles, Earth Care, Plastic, Waste

Is zero waste practical? Yes & no. Focusing too much on the details of “0” in the zero-waste equation draws attention away from what matters.

Show Me the Greenery—Sustainability Podcast

2022-07-09 By Sonia Barkat Filed Under: Articles, Business, Colleges, Earth Care, Getting Started, Waste, Young Voices

The Show Me the Greenery podcast was a limited edition podcast exploring how young people feel about workplaces and other settings that do (or do not) show ecological concern.