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Category Archives: climate change
Solar Panels – A Homeowner’s Guide
[Photo Credit: Pexels.com] It’s good to know there are eco-warriors out there providing content for free on some of the most pressing environmental issues of our time. From time to time, Mark Harris reaches out to me with some timely … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, solar power, Uncategorized
Tagged climate change, compost, going green, homeowner tips, solar panels, solar power
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#WATWB – Climate Positivity!
#WATWB — Climate Positivity! Did you know that mushrooms could be used to regenerate a forest or a riparian buffer? How about to eliminate an invading colony of ants more efficiently and more safely than any pesticide could do? … Continue reading
And Then, Something Wonderful Happened…
And Then, Something Wonderful Happened… Have you noticed the level of crazy in the world has grown exponentially over the last few months? And that’s an increase over the crazy of the last few years. Right now, there are protests going … Continue reading
Posted in #climate change protests, access to water, agriculture, climate change, National Parks, Parks, plastic bag, plastics, renewable, renewable energy, Uncategorized, WATWB, We Are The World Blogfest
Tagged #climate change protests, #mbglifestyle, #WATWB, 19 Good Things to Happen For the Planet, BK's meatless Mondays, carbon neutral shopping, children leaders, fashion resale retail, National Parks, protests, regeneration, renewable energy, renewables, solar and wind gains, We Are, We Are The World Blogfest
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#WATWB – The Greta Thunberg Helpline!
The Greta Thurnberg Helpline! Okay, I couldn’t help myself with this one. In honor of the U.N. Climate Summit — may we all come to our senses and do something about the planet before the planet does it for us — … Continue reading
Protect. Restore. Fund.
There is a Massive Social Movement afoot, and it started with a child, a child who sat on the steps in front of Parliament in her native Sweden with a sign demanding climate action. And she sat and she sat … Continue reading
Posted in children's social movement, climate change, Uncategorized
Tagged #climate change protests, children's social movement, climate change, climate protests, fund, Greta Thunberg, massive social movement, one less bag, our house is on fire, plant a tree, protest, restore, sailing to America, u.s. congress
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Global Bipolar Disorder
Global Bipolar Disorder Are there any climate change deniers left, other than the current administration, or can we all finally agree that global warming is a problem? We’re two-thirds of the way through summer here in Central Pennsylvania, but the … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, congress, ecosystems, environment, environmental effects
Tagged climate change, environmental effects, environmental policy, fickle but not spiteful, global bipolar disorder, green technology, inconsistent consistency, known knowns, known unknowns, overzealous weather patterns, unknown unknowns
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Plastic-Free Life Redux: A Story of Independence
[4th of July fireworks over Lancaster] Plastic-Free Life Redux: A Story of Independence A couple months ago I sent a letter to the four biggest local grocery stores in my area, espousing the benefits of removing single-use plastic packaging from … Continue reading
Limnic Eruptions
[photo at the Lancaster Science Factory of their new exhibit where you can shape and create your own landscape and even make it rain!] Limnic Eruptions When my kids were in middle school, they each had to do … Continue reading
A New Year, A New Earth and Hamilton
A New Year, A New Earth, and Hamilton I read Eckhart Tolle’s, A New Earth, Awakening to Your Life’s Purpose, way back in January, meandering through it slowly as if I were on vacation, reading the same paragraphs over and … Continue reading
Posted in clean water, climate change, Hamilton, mass extinction, musical, water, writers
Tagged A New Earth, a new path, A New Year, Broadway, climate change, Deus Ex Machina, Eckert Tolle, Hairspray, Hamilton, hip hop, into the unknown, journal, Lin-Manuel Miranda, musical, My Shot, water conservation, water crisis, writing
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