Published in January 2022

Well, here it is, the end of February, and I’m just now collecting links to all the work that published in January. Hopefully you can still find something to enjoy.

Earth911

How Clean Is Your Toothpaste?

Beware the Red List – Top Materials to Avoid in Your Home

Avoiding Asbestos

Traveling More Sustainably During a Pandemic

Get the Lead Out (of Your Home)

The State of the Plastic Bottle

PVC: Another Problematic Plastic

Reprints

Welcoming Winter Wildlife

Recycling Mystery: Dental Appliances

How Sanitary Landfills Work

Planning Your Raised Garden

Good, Better, Best: The Climate Impacts of Milks

How Commercial Composting Works

Bad, Better, Best: The Climate Impact of Meat

Finding the Best Raised Bed Kit

EarthGen

Not much of what I do for EarthGen gets published in the traditional sense. But sometimes a story finds it way to a linkable page on the internet. Here is one of those.

Hot and Hazy Summers

Seattle Times

Seattle playwright brings to the stage voices of civil rights leaders whose stories are not as frequently told

Meet the new artistic force behind one of Seattle’s biggest theater companies

Crooked Road

Popular Posts

I published seven posts on the blog in January but the usual suspects continued to dominate the top four positions.

Amnesia

Uniqlo Mask Review

Growth of the Soil

Secret Childhood Connection

In fifth position was my review of Romeo et Juliette from PNB at Home, probably because PNB was performing it again (in-person this time) in February.

The it’s back to the K-drama tropes with Piggyback Ride and the Separation Bribe in sixth and eighth places. The only new posts to make the top ten were Better Times and Cat Snacks. And inexplicably, my review of Cosi fan Tutti rounded out the top ten.

Common Queries

Mostly shuffling around the same search terms that were popular in previous months, in January “growth of the soil summary” topped the list. This was followed by:

amnesia kdrama (and four variations on the theme scattered throughout the top 10 search terms)

uniqlo airism mask review (and one variation)

gemma alexander

and this doozy “choose your own adventure sex” which I blame on author Tawna Fenske.