Marroni: The Fruits of Our Labor
By Ed Marroni The warmer weather heralds the planting season! Growing our own vegetables can be a rewarding experience. Such action enables us to be in close contact with our Eart ...
Read More »Care for Our Earth
This article is a condensed version of the recent Chesapeake Bay Foundation Report on polluted runoff. What a surprise and shock to learn that one inch of rainfall on an acre of i ...
Read More »Marroni: Carbon Footprint
At this stage of our life, hopefully, each of us has made some changes in our daily habits which help to reduce our carbon footprint. Some of the more common changes probably are ...
Read More »Marroni: My Promise to the Environment
By Ed MaroniThe future of our Earth for coming generations is bleak if we of our present world delay taking strong action to remedy our Earth's struggle to provide us sustenance. ...
Read More »Marroni: Low Prices, High Cost
By Ed Marroni We have been programmed to look for lower prices (and why not) in our society. Our search for low prices sparks the economy because we are inclined to make more purc ...
Read More »Marroni: Fuel Efficiency Matters!
By Ed Marroni Probably not too many of us are in the market for buying a new or previously owned car. The Union of Concerned Scientists offer some interesting and helpful details ...
Read More »Marroni: An egg-cellent recyclable
March 6, 2013 By Ed Marroni Most everything can be recycled when one learns about it! Of course, some of these tips were known and used by people of the distant past generations, ...
Read More »Marroni: The Real Benefits of Organic Food
January 8, 2012What was your reaction to the recent political campaigns where the candidates were free to make statements about their opponent that were false? So, we must not be ...
Read More »The Dirty Coal Industry
December 14, 2012Did you know the coal industry and coal-related activities cost Virginia $22 million more than was paid by those businesses in taxes, fees and other revenue in fi ...
Read More »Marroni: Holly, Jolly, Environmentally Friendly Christmas
By Ed Marroni December 10, 2012 It has been looking like Christmas, a time when more presents are given than any other day of the year in the United States. But it's not enough fo ...
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