In many parts of the country, June means summer vacation. But here in Seattle, kids go to school right up to the end of June. It’s a pretty busy month for me too.
Earth911
Wearing Synthetic Fabrics More Sustainably
Finding a More Sustainable Tipple
Are Garbage Disposals Bad for the Environment?
The Environmental Impact of Exotic Pets
Understanding the 30×30 Conservation Target
Making the Seas Safer for Sharks
Reprints
Don’t Preserve Formaldehyde in Your Home
Flame Retardants: Toxicity in the Name of Safety
Home “Eco”nomics – Green Choices That Always Make Sense
Steering Clear of Mercury Hazards
Direct Trade Takes Consumers to the Source
Recycling Quandary: What to Do About Labels on Plastic?
Equal Exchange Does Democratic Business
The State of the Tropics Matters Wherever You Live
Home Remedies: Indoor Air Quality
How to Be Cautious About Cadmium Exposure
ParentMap
Reprints
The Best LGBTQ+ Movies and TV Shows for Families
Cheap Summer Movies: Bargain Family Films Around Seattle
One-of-a-Kind Vacation Rentals for Seattle-Area Families
Seattle Times
Taproot Theatre takes on story of American women who helped win WWI
Seattle Opera: The true story of a teenage girl jailed for truancy
WWMG
What Causes High Cholesterol and How to Prevent It
Crooked Road Blog
Besides the May round up of publications, I made one blog post in June: K-drama Loves Adopted Boys. K-drama posts seem to perform very well, although this one didn’t show up in my top five. I’m curious to see if that is because there was only a bit more than a week left in the month when I posted it, or if people really only care about the particular tropes listed below.
Popular Posts
Sometimes I wonder if these lists are a self-fulfilling prophecy. Do they keep showing up on my most popular list because my most popular lists keep driving people to them? As an experiment, here is a post that didn’t make the top five in June: My Year in Books.
For the record, I don’t think that’s really what is happening, because the same posts also show up so frequently in the search terms data.
Search Terms
The most used search terms were:
combinations of amnesia and kdrama (3 of the top 10)
uniqlo airism mask
ballet music
childhood connection kdrama
gemma alexander
The most interesting search terms were:
And that’s June in the books.
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