Matt Magnuson 7 Technologies That Could Help Save the Planetmakeuseof.com - Katie Rees Here are seven eco-friendly technologies that have the potential to help save the planet from climate change in the future. It's now known worldwide …
Matt MagnusonNorthern California Sequoia National Park’s General Sherman tree, one of largest in the world, still safe amid growing wildfireverified_publisherLos Angeles Times - Rosanna XiaFirefighters battling a major wildfire in Sequoia National Park had some good news to report on Sunday: General Sherman — the giant sequoia and one of the largest living trees in the world — is still The...
Matt MagnusonU.S. National Parks Wildfire Burns Nearly 70% Of California National Parktravelawaits.com - Laura Ray View Full Profile Laura Ray has lived in Atlanta, the Bay Area, SoCal, and Austin. After moving from Texas, she and her husband rambled about the Midwest in a camper for a couple of years before finally settling on 35 acres in their home state of Kentucky. When she isn't clacking around on the keyboard (cat in lap), you can find her practicing yoga, gardening, or playing the ukulele. In addition to writing for Quillt sites such as SeniorsMatter.com and Oola.com, she’s also written for Zumper.com and served as Oola's editor before becoming a Content Strategist for TravelAwaits. This travel-lover's favorite destinations include Italy, the Greek isles, and Kentucky Lake. Located in northern California, Lassen Volcanic National Park is one of the most popular in the state, attracting half a million visitors annually. …
Matt MagnusonWest Africa Fast fashion in the U.S. is fueling an environmental disaster in Ghanaverified_publisherCBS News Ghana — The rise of fast fashion in the United States is supporting an invisible "salvage market" that sees American clothes waste shipped to faraway …
Matt Magnuson1:01Videos Firefighters wrapping legendary sequoia trees in foil as wildfires approachAccuWeather California firefighters are working to save the largest trees in the world, which have stood for thousands of years, from potential destruction in a wildfire fueled by climate change.
