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Climate Action – Political Alliances Political Alliances Political alliances have helped climate action by bringing together resources and influence to push for policies and cut emissions. Some Regional groups have lowered power sector emissions. They have done so by setting emissions caps and using the auction money to fund clean energy and efficiency. This coalition […]
A brief history of Climate Change Human activities began shaping the climate more than two centuries ago. Early research linked carbon emissions to warming, and activists pushed for change when evidence mounted. Most governments have acted, but progress remains slow. Climate risks and adaptation now dominate the public conversation[1][2][3][4]. When Science First Noticed Harm Joseph […]
Natural Insulation: Warmer Homes, Smaller Footprints When you think of insulation, the usual suspects come to mind: fibreglass batts, spray foam, maybe rigid boards. They work, sure, but they also come with a heavy environmental cost — energy-intensive production, tricky recycling, and potential off-gassing in your living space. Natural insulation offers another path. These materials […]
Kitchen Gardens Part 2 – A Step-by-Step Guide If you read our Kitchen Gardens – Part 1: From Windows to a Dooryard Garden, you know that you don’t need a backyard to enjoy fresh herbs and veggies. Just a little creativity and a sunny spot. Whether you’re in a small apartment kitchen or have room […]
Kitchen Gardens: From Windows to a Dooryard Garden A kitchen garden doesn’t have to mean a sprawling plot behind a country farmhouse. At its heart, it’s about keeping fresh, edible plants close at hand. Whether that’s basil on your windowsill, a tower of greens by the fridge, or a traditional patch of vegetables just outside […]
Small Projects for Lowering Your Carbon Footprint and Building Resilience What we can do, right here and right now, We often hear about the giant, systemic shifts needed to fight climate change. New energy grids, global treaties, technological leaps. They matter, but they can feel out of reach for an ordinary household. What we can […]
Climate Optimism: A Mindset Shift That Matters What Is Climate Optimism? Climate optimism isn’t about ignoring the reality of climate change. It’s not naïve hope or a feel-good distraction from hard truths. Climate optimism is a mindset. One that recognizes the scale of the challenge but refuses to stop at despair. At its core, climate […]
How to Stop Shopping for Clothes When Your Closet is Already Full How to Stop Shopping for Clothes When Your Closet is Already Full We’ve all had that moment: standing in front of a stuffed closet and sighing, “I have nothing to wear.” Then comes the temptation to scroll through sales or pop into a […]
DIY Renter-Friendly Window Energy Upgrades for Renters You don’t need to replace your windows or own the building to cut drafts, lower bills, and even make a bit of energy. With a few renter-safe tricks, your windows can work for you instead of against you. 1. Insulated Curtains or Cellular Shades Supplies Thermal or blackout […]
Climate Superhero Capes Who wouldn’t want a Climate Superhero Cape? It’s a great kids’ project for summer sun or a rainy day. Climate-related stencils, decorating capes, and perhaps having a Climate Superhero parade. Making the Capes Steps: Facts and pictures to start you off. Click below. How to Make Stencils Together Here’s a friendly, non-technical, […]