Eastside Maison

Barb Pexa / Spring 2022

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While there is still time to solve the climate crisis, time to choose BOTH a prosperous and sustainable future, and time to restore nature and build a healthy planet for our children and their children, time is short. Scroll down to find information on Earth Day events, activities, and what individuals and organizations can do to make a difference. 1. Passionate about certain environmental issues? Volunteer with us at EARTHDAY. ORG and participate in our many initiatives, both local and global, to Invest In Our Planet. 2. Tune into the Earth Day Live series to learn first hand from experts about their campaigns and ways that you can help from a grassroots level all the way up to your state officials office. 3. Unsubscribe to catalogs and donate to The Canopy Project to save the trees! For every $1 that is donated, one tree is planted! 4. Enjoy spending time outside? Support the Great Global Cleanup and pick up trash while enjoying your outdoor activities. It is a great way to save that plastic bottle cap from the landfill while you are on your morning walk! 5. Be a part of the change. Change your diet to fight climate change! Try participating in meatless Mondays! Check out some plant-based recipes. 6. Try a foodprint calculator to find out exactly how your meals impact the planet. 7. Advocate for governments to make climate change and climate literacy a core feature of school curriculum across the globe. Learn more about climate literacy and sign the petition. 8. Add your voice to the campus climate project and advocate for stronger environmental commitments from your college or university. 9. Stop deforestation by supporting companies that take an active role against it. 10. It's time to start plogging a.k.a. picking up trash while jogging! This is a fun and effective way to get a workout in while cleaning the community. Learn more about plogging and the Great Global Cleanup. 11. With the Global Earth Challenge app, anyone can be a citizen scientist! Through a mobile app, this initiative helps monitor and mitigate threats to environmental and human health. Download today and collect environmental data near you! 12. Calculate your personal carbon footprint and make changes to reduce it — it's something we can all do to help the planet. 13. Plastic pollution is one of the most important environmental problems that we face today. Calculate your personal plastic consumption, then use tips to help break free from single-use plastics!

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