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ClimateReally good article, thanks for sharing! The only thing these people understand is money, so maybe hitting them in their wallet will do something…eventually…
PermacomputingI don’t have any recs, but as a frequent bus rider I love this idea and hope that lots of businesses take you up on it!
SolarpunkBuying secondhand over new. I love thrifting so that’s a bonus for me! Also using what I have, repairing what I can, or just going without something versus buying something in the first place.
Eating less meat, and prioritizing locally grown veg when possible.
Taking public transit, walking, or biking everywhere. If going long distance, I try to take ground transportation (trains, buses) over flying.
Reducing energy use eg turning off lights when I’m not in the room. You’d be surprised how many people still don’t do that, haha!
Forage Fellows 🍄🌱
Really good article, thanks for sharing! The only thing these people understand is money, so maybe hitting them in their wallet will do something…eventually…
I don’t have any recs, but as a frequent bus rider I love this idea and hope that lots of businesses take you up on it!
Buying secondhand over new. I love thrifting so that’s a bonus for me! Also using what I have, repairing what I can, or just going without something versus buying something in the first place.
Eating less meat, and prioritizing locally grown veg when possible.
Taking public transit, walking, or biking everywhere. If going long distance, I try to take ground transportation (trains, buses) over flying.
Reducing energy use eg turning off lights when I’m not in the room. You’d be surprised how many people still don’t do that, haha!
Wow! Great haul
Iceberg: a soundtrip from Arctic to Mediterranean, by Clovis Tisserand (clovistisserand.bandcamp.com)
This radiophonic piece was born from a deep desire: to make the reality of climate change heard differently. Through sensory immersion, it invites us to listen — literally — to what the ice has to tell us.
Quebec town recognizes trees as living beings with rights (cbc.ca)
A resolution adopted by Terrasse-Vaudreuil city council on June 9 declares that trees are worthy of protection, “including the right to life, to natural growth, to integrity and to regeneration.”