What can I do to act on climate change? Actions we can all embrace
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climate emergency
In 2022, let’s get single use items out of our lives
When you see titles like: Chemical pollution has passed safe limit for humanity – you know we’re in for VERY challenging times ahead.
12 things we can ALL do to reduce our impact on the environment and more
I’ve been sharing tons of information this year – my own, as well as working with other legends who care as much as I do
The World Inequality Report 2022 is out, unsurprising and alarming
The World Inequality Report 2022 was released, and while none of us are surprised by this information – why would we be?
Cop26 is done – anything to be excited about?
I’ve watched some of the top environment thought leaders return from Cop26 in Glasgow, and on social media they are sharing despair and sorrow.
40 ideas you can adopt OR influence to drive substantial change in your community or business
This blog is an adaptation of the podcast Uncommon Courage — which is hosted conversations, by author, speaker and The Digital Conversationalist, Andrea T. Edwards.
22 lifestyle changes you can make to contribute to a better world installment three: spreading the word and mindful travel
Because your voice matters, Tip #21—Be a Ripple Maker is a collective tip from all four of our contributors about the power of your voice.
Knowledge is power. My reading list from the last few months
I know many are overwhelmed, so by collecting the best and most insightful of what I read, I’m hoping to help those feeling frazzled by the amount of information feel, well, less frazzled.
What conversations are you having with your children these days? Here’s mine
I am a very active and vocal contributor to the climate crisis. I’ve always been vocal about the environment, pollution and more
Are you taking climate change seriously? Here’s 40 articles on climate change
I know many aren’t quite ready to embrace the enormity of the current environmental crisis, and for many others, it’s just too overwhelming to even start thinking about.