There are two million new wheelchair users in the U.S. every year. Out of those who don’t use a wheelchair, an estimated 11.6 million people rely on canes, walkers, or crutches to get around. Despite these statistics, accessible housing in America is seriously lacking; Oregon, in particular, is staring down the barrel of a...
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Despite the fact that the United States is the number one consumer of prescription drugs in the world, that doesn’t mean every American is keen on Western medicine. In fact, there are countless consumers who would rather embrace more holistic approaches to treatment. But what many people don’t realize is that...
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While there are many people who don’t believe in climate change or aren’t doing their part to better the environment, there are many people and organizations that do care. About 40% of recent survey participants agreed they would like a home that’s environmentally friendly and there are numerous efforts to help...
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The concept of embracing green practices is so much more than a mere passing fad. Individuals and businesses all across the country and the world are attempting to reduce their energy use and overall carbon footprints, which explains the growing popularity of everything from reusable bags to compost piles. Solar energy installation...
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Spring is finally here — and so are the allergens. If you’re tired of dealing with pesky pollen and can’t stand the thought of sneezing your head off this season, you might need to get serious about attacking your allergies. But other than taking over-the-counter pills or using nasal sprays, what else can you do?...
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