Go meatless for a day. Reduce food waste. Use a reusable water bottle. These are some of the many actions you can take to reduce your carbon footprint and help us solve climate change. Take a look at "The Dailies" below, and share them with friends and family.
Reusable grocery bags
Did you know that more than 380 billion plastic bags are used annually in the United States? They’re also made...
Opt for a travel mug
According to The Nature Conservancy, 16 billion cups are used for coffee every year, translating to over 6.5 million trees,...
Go Strawless
Did you know that most plastic straws are non-recyclable? We use millions of straws every day in the U.S., and...
Go paperless
Reducing your paper waste is a great way to fight climate change. When trees are cut down to produce paper,...
Thrift shop for your college move
College move in and move out can be stressful – and wasteful. Students usually buy new items for their dorm...
Reduce Food Waste
Food waste is a prevalent issue – almost 40% of food in America goes into the landfill per year, amounting...
Eat Seasonal and Local
Local and seasonal food is tastier, cheaper, and less energy intensive. Because produce grown outside of your region requires extensive...
Get Unplugged!
Looking for a one-step energy and cost saving initiative? Start unplugging your appliances when they aren’t in use. One quarter...
Start a bike share
Starting a community bike share with friends is super easy. Protect the environment, decrease emissions, and work on your fitness at the same time.
Use a reusable water bottle
In the United States, we use more than 50 billion plastic water bottles each year – and 38 billion of...
Go meatless for a day
Little changes in your diet can make a huge difference! In fact, going meatless for just one day a week...
Send a postcard to your governor
Who doesn’t love getting mail? Sending a personalized postcard is a great way to get your message across, and influence...
