Ask Ms. Green Genes: My Husband Won’t Recycle
Should you lock horns to help save the planet?Source: National Geographic Dear Ms. Green Genes,I think recycling is very important. But my husband won't recycle. He hates the very idea…
Green Lens Review: Funke
Pasta "fatta in casa" is a dying tradition.Source not available for attribution This blog is one in a series of Green Lens reviews, considering films from a sustainability perspective. See…
Green Lens Review: The Film “2040”
An ad for the movie "2040," from Damon Gameau This blog is one in a series of Green Lens reviews, considering films from a sustainability perspective. See my recent review…
Green Lens Review: Q Ball
A scene from the film "Q Ball." Image from Los Angeles Times This blog is one in a series of Green Lens Reviews, considering films from a sustainability perspective. Synopsis…
Want Not, Waste Not: Saving Food
Let's turn the old proverb on its head! In a recent blog, I mentioned this Project Drawdown/CNN quiz on the most effective ways we can combat climate change. A surprising result was…
Being Less Picky about Your Produce
Eating one of these helps fight climate change!Source: thejournal.ie In last week's blog, I mentioned this Project Drawdown/CNN quiz on the most effective ways we can combat climate change. A…
Fighting Climate Change Starts with Embracing Change
Can we embrace change to reduce our carbon footprint?Photo by Ross Findon on Unsplash Tears over Expired Food... I was sitting on the kitchen floor, crying. In the summer of 1999, Mark moved…
Can “Money for Nothing” become Money for Something?
Are you willing to get creative with your trash?Credit: bbc.co.uk Money for Nothing: The Show My English relatives told me about an upcycling program on Netflix called “Money for Nothing.”…
Impossible Burger: Saving Meat and the Earth?
Can you have your meat and not eat it too? Yes, with the Impossible BurgerPhoto from grubstreet.com I Was Ready to Send it Back It looked like meat; when I…
Want to Reduce Plastic Use? Say AAH
Scene from "The Graduate"; photo from Pinterest If you grew up in the 1960s, you may have looked at plastics the way Mr. McGuire did in “The Graduate,” seeing a…
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