Well Being Magazine

Entergy Embraces Clean Energy

In the past Well-Being has published a number of articles about how we can each reduce our carbon footprint by adjusting our way of thinking and taking some simple steps that will not only save energy, but also save money. And, it’s true that each of us can make a difference in our own way when it comes to working toward a cleaner, safer planet. It turns out, Entergy Corporation, Read more »

Put a Wrap on Holiday Food Waste

When we think of the iconic holiday table, there’s the turkey taking the place of honor, surrounded by enough dishes of sides, salads, and breads to feed a small army, and don’t even get me started on the desserts. Of course this is only the thing of dreams for those who live every day with food insecurity, but for many of us, especially in the South, it is the holiday Read more »

Get your fall garden growing…now!

Even though our favorite summer veggies and fruits are still going strong, it’s not too early to get in gear if you plan to have a fall garden. Start now and you just might have some garden-fresh produce before Thanksgiving. How to Get Started First, make sure your garden plot has organically enriched soil and adequate water. Choose crops suited to fall growing conditions. Seeds and transplants will grow quickly in Read more »

Put a “Green” Spin on Your Family Picnic

Pack reusables: A reusable picnic basket vs. a bag; reusable dishes; and a reusable cloth table cover and napkins vs. their paper counterparts are not only eco-friendly, but will give your spread a lot more style. A plastic storage container makes a great caddy for taking and bringing home your reusable gear. Take recyclables: If you need to travel light and can’t take along reusable gear, try eco-friendly disposable dishware and Read more »