Chris Dinesen Rogers
Feature Writer
Chris Dinesen Rogers, Freelance Writer and Artist - Norm Rogers
Chris Dinesen Rogers is a freelance writer and self-representing watercolor artist. Her art business, Weborg Lodge Studio, specializes in landscape and still life subjects.
Chris's background also includes over 15 years experience in conservation and natural resource protection, with the U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. In 2001, Chris and her husband, Norm, were given the commission of Colonel by the state of Kentucky for restoration work at Mammoth Cave National Park. Chris and Norm self-published their first book, "101 Things to do on the Wisconsin Great River Road" in 2002.
When not writing, Chris enjoys geocaching and boating.
Latest Articles
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The Carbon Footprint of Beef Shrinks
A diet containing beef has become less environmentally costly, yet it still carries a larger carbon footprint than a vegetarian diet.
Feb 9, 2012
- Chris Dinesen Rogers
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How Being Overweight Affects Your Carbon Footprint
Being overweight influences choices that have a greater environmental impact, while making it difficult for you to break the cycle.
Feb 6, 2012
- Chris Dinesen Rogers
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The Link Between Loss of Coastal Wetlands and Climate Change
Two unrelated environmental events can compound the effects of climate change and increase the economic losses both directly and indirectly.
Jan 25, 2012
- Chris Dinesen Rogers
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Managing Your Household Hazardous Waste
Though regulated differently, household hazardous waste presents a serious environmental threat through improper disposal and use.
Jan 11, 2012
- Chris Dinesen Rogers
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How Runoff Affects the Environment
Runoff introduces toxins into surface water sources that can potentially contaminate the public water supply and drinking water.
Jan 2, 2012
- Chris Dinesen Rogers
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How to Set Exercise and Nutrition Goals That Work
Clarity and knowledge are the essential aspects of setting realistic exercise and nutrition goals. With the right information, you can meet your goals.
Dec 27, 2011
- Chris Dinesen Rogers
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4 Reasons Buying Disposable Plastic Products Is Not a Good Choice
Disposable plastics pose an environmental threat due their persistence in the environment and means of production. Recovery and reuse is vital.
Dec 17, 2011
- Chris Dinesen Rogers
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How Sustainable Farming Can Lower Environmental Costs
Sustainable farming offers a way to lessen the environmental impact of agriculture while still remaining viable and profitable.
Nov 29, 2011
- Chris Dinesen Rogers
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The Hidden Truth about Solar Energy
Solar energy offers an imperfect, yet viable form of alternative energy. While clean, it nevertheless carries hidden environmental costs.
Nov 22, 2011
- Chris Dinesen Rogers
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5 Ways to Protect Lakes and Streams
Protecting waterways helps preserve drinking water quality by preventing contamination from pollutants. Agricultural and urban runoff are the main threats.
Nov 11, 2011
- Chris Dinesen Rogers
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