What were your best and worst consumer experiences this week?
By Rita R. Robison Which consumer happenings cheered you this week and which ones made you want to scream or […]
Environment
EPA’s new chemical reporting rule lacking, environmental group says
By Rita R. Robison Environmental Working Group thinks the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s revised Chemical Data Reporting rule falls short
Environmental health group questions new study claiming no cell phone-cancer link for kids, teens
Children and adolescents who use cellphones aren’t at an increased risk of brain cancer compared to their peers who don’t
Procession of the Species marchers, crowd celebrate earth’s riches
By Rita R. Robison On one of the first beautiful days of spring recently in Olympia, Wash., 30,000 people gathered
Effects of Chernobyl deadly, costly, long lasting
By Rita R. Robison Like many people, I thought pouring concrete over the failed Chernobyl nuclear power plant solved the
Best wishes on Earth Day
By Rita R. Robison On Earth Day 2011, the Environmental Protection Agency is asking people to Pick Five. Choose at
Ways to help the planet on Earth Day
We live in challenging times. The economy continues to limp along in a slow recovery from the Great Recession, brought
Did you see the big moon last night?
When I arrived home after doing errands last night about 8 p.m., I looked for the "perigee moon," the biggest
Boomer Guide celebrates its third anniversary
It’s been three years since I launched Unlocking The Power of Your Money. It’s fun and rewarding to be writing