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Using Nature's Best Filters

By Avishay Artsy on Saturday, September 6, 2008.

Keene Sentinel: No sign of mystery candidate L’Eplattenier

Keene Sentinel: No sign of mystery candidate L’Eplattenier

Keene Sentinel: Steiner still taking leaps of faith, now aiming for Congress

Keene Sentinel: Steiner still taking leaps of faith, now aiming for Congress

Boston.com: 4 primaries for NH Senate seats

Boston.com: 4 primaries for NH Senate seats

Foster's: State finances a focus in governor's race

Foster's: State finances a focus in governor's race

Folk Show Playlist 8.31.08

By Kevin Malvey on Saturday, September 6, 2008.

SONG ARTIST ALBUM LABEL

7pm Hour

Human Nature - Christine Collister - Christine Collister Live- Green Linnet
Praise the Lord,Send the Money-Hugh Moffat-Troubador-Green Linnet
1999- Tommy Sands- Beyond the Shadows- Green Linet
Chinatown - Les Sampou - Sweet Perfume - Monando
Barn Dance - Molasses Creek- Strangest Dream- Southside
Prodigal Daughter- Michelle Shocked- Arkansas Traveller- Mercury
Victory at Sea- Bill Morrissey- Come Running- Turn and Spin
Old Ties- Norman Blake- Old Ties- Rounder

Republican National Convention 2008

Republican National Convention 2008

Vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin addresses the Republican National Convention in Minnesota. (Courtesy Nathan Chervek)

What household cleaners are safest and healthiest to use?

By EarthTalk on Friday, September 5, 2008.
Many household cleaners contain potentially dangerous ingredients. But there's no need to panic: Many safer and greener alternatives are now available from manufacturers like Gaiam, Earth Friendly Products, Citra-Solv, Ecover, Mrs. Meyers, Sun and Earth, SimpleGreen, Method, and Seventh Generation, among others. (Getty Images)

Are food companies using cloned animals in meat products?

By EarthTalk on Friday, September 5, 2008.
In January 2008, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the sale of cloned animals and their offspring for food, despite opposition from animal and consumer advocacy groups, environmental organizations, some members of Congress, and many consumers. Many major food producers say they won't use cloned animals in their products. (Getty Images)