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Originally published on Redefining Eco, and cross-posted here with their permission. It’s summertime. It’s hot, it’s sticky, it’s heavy....

This water has weathered miles of travel. It may have been recycled and treated hundreds of times over; from a sink in New York City,...

By DC EcoWomen Board Member Lina Khan As the month of Ramadan begins this week for Muslims, many of us are preparing both physically and...

It’s the Fourth of July. The 237th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence… and a day to relax and celebrate in the...

This post was written by DC’s Zero Waste Girl – Caroline Selle. Sometimes, being Zero Waste Girl is super easy.* I love it when I realize...

Winners of the 2012 Contest: Women and the Environment: ‘Jill on the Turner River’ by Sarah Hackney Photos of women exploring the natural...

Getting Closer to the Heart of Life – An EcoWomen Success Story No matter how far down the path, you can always change course. You can...

Marin Rose presented at the DC EcoWomen Conference in the “Organize Your Life” workshop. The following is excerpted from her...

Good As New – Tips on Revamping and Fixing Up Your Old Furnishings Odds are that you’ve got a lot of old furniture around the house.  You...

Say Hello to Summer! Summer in the city is a wonderful thing. It means outdoor restaurants, canoes, swimsuits, lots of sunlight… and...