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Driving along US 90 sixty miles north of the Mexican border, Marfa—the small desert town in far West Texas—becomes clearly visible in the seeming boundlessness of the terrain where three chains of rolling mountains scrape the surrounding sky.
Out west between California’s San Bernardino National Forest and Joshua Tree National Park, Yucca Valley offers an air of spirited abandon, suggestive of the raw ruggedness of the American frontier.
Aloe vera plants, with their long, fleshy leaves, are aesthetically pleasing, be it in your home or garden.
Avocados have long been consumed by mankind, dating back to the Aztecs in the 13th century in central Mexico where the fruit originated from.
One of the best things about Public Goods is the community that has bonded over the past two years.
Editorial Note: We wrote this article right before the pandemic started, but now most of these restaurants have reopened their outdoor dining.
How can we be kinder to the Earth? We only have one, so let’s take.
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Read MoreLining the shelves of grocery stores and becoming increasingly popular is mushroom tea made from medicinal mushrooms.
Consider the importance and utility of candles before electricity sparked some 141 years ago. Now consider that significance in the context of 2020 when candles — like Gwyneth Paltrow’s “This Smells Like My Vagina” — sell for $75.
Beef. It’s what’s for dinner. But when it comes time to choose between grass-fed beef, grain-fed beef, and grass-finished beef, which is the kind you want on your plate?
Shopping can seem like an exhaustive endeavor of deciphering the difference between labels — especially when it comes to “all-natural” vs “organic” products.
