by Sue Bozzo | I attended the U.S. premiere of a new Swedish film about the consequences of human chemical consumption last night. I could not see the film without speaking about it.

by Sue Bozzo | I attended the U.S. premiere of a new Swedish film about the consequences of human chemical consumption last night. I could not see the film without speaking about it.
They won’t admit it in person, but most guys think war is fun to watch on TV. That’s why wars are packaged as entertainment.
by Jack Rossi | I couldn’t rationalize how my relationship with my environment had deteriorated so rapidly and severely. I literally felt like an alien abandoned on a very hostile planet.
How does one go from twelve years in a wheelchair and mostly bedridden to walking, world traveling, working, and riding a bike?
by Jack Rossi | …within five minutes I felt completely under the spell of this fragrance. My eyes felt irritated. I was light-headed. I felt my heart palpitating and my focus and attention became a quivering mass of jell-o.
A&E’s reality show follows the zaniest pest removal company on the planet as they trap and release a wide range of animals throughout the swamplands of Louisiana.
by Jack Rossi | Instead of putting a little gasoline on a rag then spot cleaning my hands, I would pour a couple tablespoons of the liquid into my palm and scrub my hands together to wash the paint off.
Jack Rossi’s memoir of his experience with MCS, being forced outdoors and his insight into the Vermont landscape, health and healing and the fragile planet we inhabit.
America offers a lot to be thankful for, but there are also some serious problems that are eroding the very things that make America great.
What happens when a 22 year old with both autism and chemical sensitivity leaves college and tries to make her way in the world? This is Kate’s story.