A collection of 4 posts
So I wanted to give a quick update about a few environmentally focused companies I've recently discovered.
As we all know, important movements are happening in America and the world, and I understand my voice isn't always the most representative or the most helpful.
I'm doing my best to listen and learn. Reading books on systemic oppression, fascism, inequality. Reading articles on the true scope of racial bias and police brutality. Replaying in my head every conversation I've ever had about Feminism, Racism, opportunity, and equity.
I've had relationships with strong, progressive women over the years. They've helped me better
A windfarm is a beautiful thing. Seriously.
Over the past few years, I've dipped my toes into the renewable energy shallows. I've invested in solar companies, backed eco-friendly Kickstarter campaigns, replaced my home energy usage with wind credits, and bought an electric vehicle I'd love to charge with green energy. One person's efforts cannot change the world, but we can all start somewhere. This is my beginning.
Climate change and global warming are pressing issues. Capitalism does not protect the environment without regulation, but regulation is being ignored, deconstructed, or altogether avoided. Climate justice has always been a necessity, but
Now that I’ve promised to post about books I’m beginning to read, I figure I might as well read something profound.
Enter “This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate” by Naomi Klein.
I’ve always been drawn to environmental issues. Like basic human rights, environmental concern should transcend politics and religion. Regardless of locality or mythological tendencies, all societies share the environment. We suffer when any one of us destroys it, and the scientific evidence that we’re destroying it is not insubstantial. Should you be of the mindset we’re not actually destroying it, you must at
