Buy the Book

Start by purchasing What Can I Do? Lisa Harrow's A-Z guide to caring for the planet, now available in separate editions for the US, The UK, Australia, and NZ.

Updated Information

Lisa's updated topics to What Can I Do?, available here for free:

Action
Birds
Cars
Compost
End Time
Energy
Food
Food Containers
Gardens
Gifts
Global Warming
Green Roofs
Health
Media
Oceans
Paper
People Who Did
Personal Care Products
Pesticides and Toxins
Plastic
Schools
Seafood
Shopping

Latest Additions

Increase energy efficiency and save money through trigeneration
The Most Important Thing You Can Do To Stop Global Warming.
Organic food and handmade beers
Modern Miracles, or Another Toxic Nightmare?
Thirty Different Pesticides Used in One Tomato Field?
Plastic: Is it Beneficial or Destructive to Life on Earth.
PVCs and Breast Milk
PVC, Our Health, and National Security.
Sailing on a Sea of Plastic
Serious Hazards in House Dust
Take Action Against a Misleading Auto Advertisment.
All About Birds
Useful Birdwatching
Million Solar Roofs
Power from the Sun
Your New Car
Facts, News and Re-Usable Bags
Sea Turtles and Plastic Don't Mix

Thirty Different Pesticides Used in One Tomato Field?

A baby boy born with no eyes. Another with a beautiful face and no limbs. 450,000 children born with structural birth defects each year. "Kids are coming into the world with severe impairments that are making it tough for teachers to handle, tough for them to learn. These things are like a train coming down the track. One problem is, nobody wants to count it up and see what's coming.'' Betty Mekdeci, executive director of Birth Defect Research for Children.