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Is Climate Change to Blame for Food Inflation?
…I’ve seen similar signs and similarly vacant egg coolers at a variety of grocery stores around town. Bird Flu! Is bird flu a consequence of our changing climate? In part, yes, and we should expect continued fluctuations in grocery prices because of it…
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Empowering Youth Leadership: Our New Partnership with Project Green Schools
We’re excited to announce our new partnership with Project Green Schools, an organization dedicated to developing the next generation of environmental leaders…
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Sparking Climate Conversations: The “Climate at the Dinner Table” Skit Kit
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the ‘Climate at the Dinner Table’ skit kit! Are you looking for ways to talk about climate that are positive and engaging? Our new skit toolkit is for you and anyone passionate about using the power of performance to move climate action forward…
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The Sun is Shining on Solar Power!
Long summer days mean that solar power generation is reaching annual peaks in many parts of the country, which makes it a great time to talk about – and advocate for – solar in your area…
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New Ideas for Youth Climate Leadership
Young people are leading the climate movement. They have the most at stake, but also the greatest vision for what is needed to secure their future…
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Bicycling for Climate Justice in Richmond, VA
It was a cold, crisp November morning when I and 20 other bicyclists set off from our meeting location in the Randolph neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia and headed to the first stop on the 5-mile loop of the Riding the Redlined Climate Justice Bike Tour…
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Biking as a Path to Joy, Equity and Climate Solutions
May is National Bike Month, so dust off your favorite pair of wheels and join in! In this episode of Let’s Talk Climate, we talk about the joys of active transportation…
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Powerful Words to Live and Breathe By
April is known for Earth Day, but it is also National Poetry Month. So, I’d like to take this opportunity to share an environmental poem that’s been particularly meaningful for me…
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Let’s Talk Climate: Award Winning Community Climate Leaders
Over the next few months, we’ll be featuring the fantastic work of climate leaders who were finalists in this year’s American Climate Leadership Awards (ACLA). In this first volume, we’ll hear from Joshua Dedmond (Program Director at Cooperation Jackson) and Doug Siglin (Policy Advisor with the Chesapeake Climate Action Network)…
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Women Leading on Climate
My greatest mentors have been women. Teachers, supervisors, academic advisors, and role models. On the recent International Women’s Day, which took place last week, I spent some time reflecting…
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Let’s Talk Climate: Solutions for Your Community
Climate change is daunting. What are the solutions and what can you do about it? Communities around the country are stepping up…
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Once Upon a Time
We are storytellers. Humanity has told stories for as long as we’ve been social creatures. It’s how we make sense of the world. It’s how we share information and knowledge…
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My Pink Bike
I’m joining you as the new Communities Program Director with ecoAmerica. I thought I would use this first blog post to introduce myself by way of a climate advocacy issue that is near and dear to my heart…
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Stop the Bite, Start the Fight
At the first sign of mosquito bites, it is common for people to run to Walmart for repellent. A few sprays later and the problem is over, right? This mentality has led droves of North Carolinians to stock up on mosquito spray, more than ever before. Globally, sales of mosquito repellent have grown consistently for…