
Does Illinois’ Medical Marijuana Law Have Legs?
by Mark Harris
She smokes it and has grown it, and is challenging Illinois’ Cannabis Control Act, which has been ignored for years — until now. Brenda Kratovil lights up the debate.
Cruise Ships: the Industry’s Dark Side
by Ross A. Klein
An industry sells dream vacations with little regard to the impact on the environment, the communities it invades, or its workers’ welfare.
Masters of the Bamboo Weave
by Jonn Salovaara
Outstanding works of this Far Eastern art are featured in a new Field Museum exhibit. A look at how basket weaving has become highbrow art.
Socially Responsible Investing II
by Sheri Wallace
The finer points of investment screening in order to reflect your values...making your investments walk the walk you talk.
The Health Hazards of Nice
by Gina Rae Hendrickson
Do you think you’re a good person because you’re always putting others first? Think again.
Tantra Nova: The Divinity of Sexual Love
by Darlene Paris
Tantra is an ancient healing art that we can use to cultivate and sustain loving relationships while helping to heal mind, body, and spirit.
Work Passion
by Bobbye Middendorf
Have you fantasized about an exciting livelihood that embraces your values? Meet six people who’ve made the leap.
Cut Flowers? Cut the Toxins, Buy Organic
by Brandi McNally
A dozen red roses...the epitome of Valentine’s Day. But look closely, toxic sprays spread sickness to people and the Earth.
Raise a Glass of Organic Wine
by Mary Ross
Cheers to organic, biodynamic, and sustainable wine producers. Top vintners learn the value of keeping the grapes "green."
All is Fur-given
by Mary Beth Janssen
The vile treatment of animals raised for their fur has lead you to rebuke fur coats. Now what do you do with the furs you still own?