Planet

YES! But How? Nit Picking
by Tiffany Ran
Dec 19, 2010
Is there a natural way to treat head lice?
YES! Picks: Green Gift Ideas
Dec 15, 2010
Our holiday guide to thoughtful gifts that will get you on the nice list.
How to Make Your Own Kombucha
by Rich & Carol Radtke
Dec 14, 2010
Our readers from Coyote Ridge Farms share their Kombucha recipe.
How to Turn Your Old Calendar Into a Gift Bag
by Alyssa B. Johnson
Dec 13, 2010
Six steps for turning your old calendars into holiday gift bags.
Join YES! for No Impact Week
Dec 01, 2010
You’re invited to a one-week carbon cleanse that could change the way you think about your life—and the planet, too.
8 Food Rules from My 10-Mile Diet
by Vicki Robin
Oct 19, 2010
After a month of hyperlocavore eating, Vicki Robin developed her own food rules for a lifetime.
Our Favorite Recipes for Fall
Oct 13, 2010
Along with a great Winter 2011 issue, check out what YES! is cooking up this fall.
4 Ways to Regain Control of Your Food
by Phil Howard
Oct 11, 2010
In our increasingly consolidated food industry, the origins of what we eat are often hidden. How can you find out where your food is coming from?
YES! But How?: Fishy Business
by Tiffany Ran
Sep 29, 2010
Is it better to eat wild or farmed fish?
YES! Picks: Spotless By Nature
by Kelly Shea
Sep 29, 2010
The natural source for suds.
YES! But How?: Green Washing
by Kelly Shea
Sep 29, 2010
My new front-load washing machine is more energy-efficient, but I was told not to use eco-friendly detergent in it. Are my efforts to be energy and water conscious a wash?
Can You DIY?
Sep 17, 2010
Sweeten with honey, darn a sock, and refrigerate without electricity: Learn how to do what your grandparents knew
Bike As You Are
by Valerie Schloredt
Sep 09, 2010
Whether it's in lycra or heels, the emerging movement of "come as you are" cycling proves that anyone can bike–anytime, anywhere.
Resilient Ideas: Reclaim, Repair, Rebuild
by Susan DeFreitas
Sep 09, 2010
How the rebuilding boom improves communities, benefits the environment, and even creates jobs.
Biomimicry in Action
Aug 13, 2010
Biomimics, nature's apprentices, study the functions of the natural world in search of new designs that we can adopt and apply.