A round-up of what we’re reading right now. 

Striving to do better is good for business: environmentally conscious companies have more productive employees. [Via Co.EXIST]

Is soy a “dangerfood”? [Via Greatist]

Culinary collaborations can lead to great things, in this case, spicy hash browns. [Via BGSK]

It’s not just a Mars vs. Venus thing, men and women literally see things differently. [Via National Geographic]

The mysteries of coconut water finally solved. [Via Elephant Journal]

Apples are officially in season, celebrate with these 21 recipes. [Via Ecorazzi]

Why is it that women’s sports are still behind and what can we do about it? [Via The Daily Muse]

Just how do you impress someone with food in the great outdoors? [Via Adventure Journal]

Time to do more with your work space, like grow a garden. [Via Remodelista]

Economic booms and busts take a toll, as showcased in this photo series of abandoned motel pools. [Via Curbed]

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A round-up of what we’re reading right now. 

Hey ladies, why are you getting so riled up about abortion and birth control? Shouldn’t you be concerned about real economic issues? Oh wait… [Via Jezebel]

Up the ante on your love life and take the time to be more environmentally sexy. [Via Elephant Journal]

Pursuing a life on two wheels? Here are the ten best bikes for women. [Via Active Times]

You know what tops the list of 10 Ways to Eat Healthy? Eat what you love (in the right quantities that is). [Via The Age]

Honey Drizzled Semolina Cake? Can we have seconds please? [Via BGSK]

Stretching is a great way to take a break from a fast-paced life, here are a few ways to get more of it into your busy day. [Via Organic Authority]

Put old things to use and keep your house well lit with these upcycled lamps. [Via Curbly]

If you depend on maps for getting around on public transportation, there’s a large likelihood that they’re distorted ones. [Via Smithsonian]

Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring was published 50 years ago. It changed the way we think about nature- or did it? [Via Orion Magazine]

Coliving: when your network isn’t just your Facebook friends or business contacts. It’s your friends, influencers, ad hoc family, and home. [Via Utne]

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