Press Release Newswire Today! May 13, 2008

PlanetThrive.com Unveils Citizen Journalism Program Planet Thrive, Inc. is seeking opinionated writers, environmental activists, passionate educators, and other hell-raisers for their Community Soapbox, a section of their social networking community that allows approved members to publish news reports, articles, essays, and commentary to a nationally syndicated audience that includes major search engines such as Google News. Contributors will receive Google Adsense revenue for published articles, and other benefits.

Home Sweet Non-Toxic Home: Going Beyond Green NaturalNews.com April 10, 2008

Article by Planet Thrive founder Julie Genser on how "green" does not always mean "non-toxic" - and what is good for the earth is not always good for people. Originally published in DESIGNER|builder magazine last year.

Reducing Electromagnetic Frequency Exposure May Improve Your Health NaturalNews.com April 2, 2008

Planet Thrive's founder Julie Genser writes about electro-smog and shares tips to protect yourself from electromagnetic pollution at home, work and elsewhere.

MTV: Smut-Peddlers or Eco-Activists? Make Up Your Mind NaturalNews.com December 8, 2007

Article by Julie Genser, Planet Thrive founder, on the TV channel MTV and the responsibility it shoulders for our youth and society-at-large.

Home Sweet Home Designer|builder magazine November/December 2007

Planet Thrive founder, Julie Genser, writes about non-toxic home design and environmental illness for DESIGNER/builder: A Journal of The Human Environment, an independent and nontraditional magazine that brings social justice and issues of equity to the debate over the built and human environments.

Press Release FastPitchNetworking.com October 4, 2007

Non-Toxic Construction Brochure Now Available on PlanetThrive.com Planet Thrive, Inc. has published a 38-page brochure for people with environmental sensitivities, containing 300+ "safer" construction tips, including approaches for minimizing indoor chemicals, mold, and electromagnetic frequencies (EMFs).

The truth about tattoos: Health risks, toxicity and more NewsTarget.com September 28, 2007

Article by Julie Genser, Planet Thrive founder and director, on the hidden health risks of tattoos.

Inspirational Green Links Eco-Chick September 12, 2007

Planet Thrive received a mention from Kim Allen in the Inspirational Green Links section of the Eco-Chick blog. Eco-Chick follows a simple principle; every object has a life cycle, whether it be a bar of soap, a take-out container, an energy bar, a pair of shoes or a loveseat. It was somewhere before you got it, and it will go somewhere else when you’re done or gone. Just because you can’t see it before or after you buy it/use it/eat it/love it doesn’t mean you’re not responsible for it. The blog entry has a space for comments—let them know how much you love Planet Thrive and appreciate the mention!

The Wisdom of the Environmentally Ill Pariah, a healing journal 2007 Autumn Equinox Issue

Planet Thrive gets a great review in Norie's article on how chronic illness can gift us with great wisdom and insight.

How to Be Politically Active When You're Disabled, Poor and Pissed Off Pariah, a healing journal 2007 Autumn Equinox Issue

Article by Planet Thrive founder and director, Julie Genser, with suggestions on how to be politically active when you've been chemically injured.

Press Release FastPitchNetworking.com August 27, 2007

PlanetThrive.com is now featuring a question and answer column with renowned environmental medicine physician William J. Rea, M.D., founder and director of the Environmental Health Center-Dallas (EHC-D).

An Interview with Julie Genser Pariah, An MCS Journal 2007 Spring Equinox Issue

Two of Planet Thrive's beloved members—Kfitz and Chlorina—co-founded this wonderful MCS earth-based natural healing newsletter. Their first issue features an interview with Planet Thrive founder and director Julie Genser.

Press Release FastPitchNetworking.com March 21, 2007

PlanetThrive.com Calls for Political Art Ads and Letter-Writing Campaigns. Planet Thrive has made an open invitation to non-profit organizations, companies and individuals to submit ideas, graphic ads, and related letter-writing campaign templates based on political issues related to the environment and our health. Their hope is to help facilitate social change by creating opportunities for visitors to send e-card letters to politicians and others in power about important issues affecting us today.

Member Spotlight: Julie Genser MCS America News February 2007

An interview with MCS America member and founder of PlanetThrive.com, Julie Genser, by Deborah Howery. (pdf file)

Acorn Award League of Toxic Amenders November 2006

The Acorn Award was created by the Toxic Amenders to recognize chemically injured people planting seeds of progress and hope—awarded to Julie Genser in November 2006 for the creation of PlanetThrive.com. read Julie's interview

Press Release PRLeap.com October 3, 2006

PlanetThrive.com unveils Ask a Holistic Health Expert and Ask a Green Living Expert advice columns. Beginning in October 2006, Planet Thrive will offer weekly advice columns featuring board certified Holistic Health Counselors and other professionals who will answer members’ questions on diet, lifestyle, and other health-related issues.

Press Release PRLeap.com September 18, 2006

PlanetThrive.com: a healing space for the health-conscious and environmentally aware. A new global grassroots community connects two audiences that have something in common: a healthier future. Created for those recovering from environmental and other chronic illnesses, as well as those inspired to live healthier, more conscious lives, Planet Thrive combines the best elements of all the popular online meeting grounds today.

Can This Home Be Greened? Natural Home May / June 2004

Planet Thrive's founder Julie Genser gets advice on how to "green" her small NYC apartment from Interior Designer Cheryl Terrace of Vital Design.