Climate change, global politics and pests could interrupt the flow of beans that awaken our nation.
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You have the makings for DIY soda in your pantry and garden
And the beverages are incredibly easy to make.
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Green Prescription: A zero-waste couple struggles to get on the same page
A friendly competition to see who generates less waste might do the trick.
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Buy local now applies to your booze as well as your beer
Maine’s craft distillers are working with local farmers to use Maine-grown ingredients in their spirits.
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Cory Schnaible helps throw cocktail parties with a mission
Greendrinks, which has been a mainstay in Portland since 2008, supports sustainability.
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Orchids provide indoor color – and a challenge
It takes care and patience to get an orchid to bloom again.
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Get your car ready for the ice and snow in an eco-friendly way
Car experts have tips for shrinking your climate-change treadprint in the cold weather while saving you money.
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Fumbling in the dark to make cookies without GMOs
The experiment sheds light on the murkiness of genetic modification in food.
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Katherine Paul fights for organic food and soil
The Freeport woman’s work with the Organic Consumers Association means fighting to keep Ben & Jerry and other companies honest.
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Dishware reflects menagerie from farmyard and the wild
Robbi Portela’s stoneware clay pottery features chickens, sheep, bees, cats and an array of woodland creatures.