Andrew Krosofsky

Preparing a Thanksgiving meal can be an arduous task, but even if you start preparing things ahead of time, is it possible to peel potatoes in advance?

Dog’s love us unconditionally and all we need to do is love them in return, but how do you show love to your dog in a way that they will understand?

Every Thanksgiving, we are reminded of the importance of giving back to those less fortunate than ourselves, but what organizations are open on the holiday and where can you volunteer to help?

Few bugs are more persistent than cockroaches and getting rid of them is always going to be an uphill battle, but there are ways to get rid of them naturally, without having to resort to dangerous chemicals.

Drain flies are not a pest that most people are aware they even have until it’s too late. Luckily, there are plenty of natural ways to get rid of drain flies that don’t involve calling an exterminator.

Olive oil is an essential part of any cooking arsenal, but how long does olive oil last? And does it ever really expire?

Tarnished copper can become a problem over time. How do you clean copper naturally without resorting to harsh chemicals that might change its properties even further?

Ants are a common and surprisingly persistent household problem but are there ways to get rid of ants without resorting to dangerous chemicals?

Carrots are a surprisingly appetizing treat for many dogs and they also happen to be one of the healthiest, low-calorie snacks you can feed your canine companion.

Do cats really hate water or is their presumed fear nothing but an old wive’s tale?

Back pain is a difficult problem that often has very complicated long-term solutions, but are there other ways to cure back pain naturally, at least in the interim?

Fresh pineapple is a delicious and highly-nutritious fruit, but there are some theories that say rotten pineapple isn’t just disgusting — it might actually be poisonous.

Many people know the difference between endangered and extinct species but what is meant by the term endemic species and how do these terms coincide?

Rayon is somehow both natural and synthetic — but is it a sustainable fabric?

There is an assumption among our species that humans are the only creatures on the planet that mate for life, but we are hardly the only animals who believe in monogamy.

Edible mushrooms come in dozens of shapes and size but though they may look unappetizing to some people, they actually happen to be quite good for you.

Selecting the right toys for our dogs is no easy task, especially when we’re trying to weed through all the potentially-toxic toys to find the best eco-friendly dog toys.

Tiny houses have become the new big investment when it comes to green living, but are tiny houses really eco-friendly, or another big drain on our limited natural resources?

Fleece is a miracle material that can keep you warm and cozy on even the coldest days, but where did this remarkable fabric come from and what is it actually made of?

There are thousands of different pillows on the market to choose from, but if you’re environmentally or health-conscious, how do you know which ones are nontoxic?

Buying the right organic and aluminum-free deodorant is not always easy, but there are some tried and true ways to weed the best from the worst brands.

Ginger may be good for cookies and for delicious in ale, but did you know that this common, flavorful spice has many health benefits as well?

It is assumed that nearly all untreated paper products are inherently compostable, but what about paper with ink?

Many products are labeled or considered to be biodegradable, but what does this word actually mean?

We all know you shouldn’t eat moldy food — but can that mold adversely affect the delicate bacteria in your compost pile?

Building your own DIY indoor compost bin is as easy as following a few simple steps and knowing how to balance your compostable materials.

The terms biodegradable and compostable are not always as interchangeable as people might believe, but what do these words really mean and what’s the difference between them?

Hurricane season has always been a time of uncertainty for many people, but with increased severity happening every single year, the trend looks to be continuing well into the 2020 hurricane season.

Emissions testing is one of the most frustrating parts of owning a vehicle, but if your car isn’t passing inspection, it may be releasing dangerous compounds into the atmosphere.

The phrase organic biologique has been cropping up on food labels in supermarkets for some time now, but what does this semi-familiar term really mean?

Weeds are one of the most troublesome and persistent problems in a garden and there are many natural ways to get rid of them, but what happens if those weeds are on your lawn, mixed in with your grass?

Nausea is a common malady with sometimes uncommon causes. Thankfully, it can be treated fairly easily with a host of natural and home remedies.

Styles can be uncomfortable and unsightly; luckily, there are a number of effective natural remedies to get rid of them pretty quickly.

Composting doesn’t just do wonders towards minimizing your overall waste, it can be used to turn your decomposed trash into one of the best natural fertilizers; and it’s free.

It is estimated that over 50 percent of the world’s species are in danger of going extinct; despite this alarming statistic, some people still wonder why all of these endangered species even matter at all.

Burger joints have not always been known for their vegan-friendly offerings, but a recent upswing in vegan lifestyles and green living has forced chains like Carl’s Jr. to amend their ways.

At first glance, pizza doesn’t seem like the best choice for a vegan diet, but as this lifestyle becomes more widespread, popular chains like Domino's are starting to hop on the bandwagon.

Laundry detergents have been a mainstay of modern American living for almost a century, and it’s only now that we are beginning to understand the environmental effects of these fragrant liquids.

High blood pressure is often called “the silent killer,” but there are plenty of natural ways to lower it without always having to resort to complex medications.

Toxic weed killers are almost worse than the problematic plants they have been brewed to destroy, but are the natural alternatives any more effective?

Pregnancy is no picnic, especially when heartburn rears its ugly head, but there are some natural ways to relieve the burn.

Compostable packaging is becoming more and more popular in restaurants these days, but can this miraculous innovation be recycled, or does it fall into the same trap as its plastic predecessor?

Flies are assumed to be a natural part of the composting process by many, but are these little buggers actually necessary or are they just a nuisance?

Despite the best efforts of a select few, climate change shows no sign of slowing down. But what got us here in the first place, and how do humanity’s many emissions really impact the environment?

The bulk of your composting should probably be done outdoors, but if you have an apartment or it's the winter, you’ll need to start your compost indoors. The question is, will it smell?

Impossible Burgers are popping up in fast food chains everywhere these days, but what secret ingredients make these amazing meats so impossible in the first place?

As cute and innocuous as they seem, snails are pretty persistent garden pests, but what brings them out of the woodwork in the first place?

Mice are one of the most prevalent pests found in human homes, but is there a way to get rid of them without having to resort to killing them?

Endangered species are protected all over the world, but when did we first start to take notice of their plight? And did the Endangered Species Act come a bit too late?

The coronavirus pandemic has had a host of social, economic, and ecological ramifications; not all of them good. But do the rumors of decreased pollution levels hold any shred of credibility?