Climate crisis

By now, you’ve probably heard about the bushfires in Australia. You may have seen the photos and videos of smoke-filled skies, injured animals, and flames. Or maybe you’ve heard the discussions on Climate Change and some terrifying stats on the condition of wildlife in the “down under”.

It’s a lot to take in, and whether you’re up to date or not, we’re here to put it all together for you: What is the Australian bush? Why is it burning? How is climate change responsible? What about the wildlife? And what can YOU do to help?

Talking about our climate crisis can be a little unnerving for most of us, especially when we don’t know our audience. But it is an essential discussion we need to have in order to understand and educate each other on how to live a sustainable lifestyle. So, how do you talk with people about your passion for our planet? What type of sustainable warrior are you?

The Carbon Footprint of Your Entertainment! Part I – Movies, Television & The Stage

For anyone trying to live a sustainable lifestyle, most of your daily thinking goes into what reductions you can make to your food and home energy. But have you ever considered the Carbon Footprint of your entertainment?

Discussions on the carbon emissions produced by the United States inevitably get redirected towards China. While China as a country emits over double the total CO2 emissions than the US, there is a lot more to the

Today Lexi looks at some of the easiest ways to reduce our Carbon Footprint while living in the Big Apple. Here are your Top 10 sustainable tips! Let us know in the comments for any more great ideas or what city you want to see next!

Whether purchasing online or in the store, there is a good chance your product has arrived via some shipping method. Lexi takes a look at the different options available and where they rank on the sustainable index.

While most people have access to a recycling program, very few of them come with an instruction manual. This week Lexi breaks down recycling. What you can recycle and what you cannot.

The International Day of Climate Action occurred on October 24th 2009, and was organized by 350.org. It was the first event of its kind, to mobilize individuals through coordinated efforts throughout the world. But it wasn’t the

We live in a world where we can have our coffee any way we want it, so why not have it sustainably? Lexi takes a look at our beloved daily stimulant and the sustainability of the convenient K-Cup. Did you know that it takes a whopping 37 gallons of water to ultimately produce one cup of coffee?

Today Lexi is talking with Jean-Sebastien who has founded “All For Earth” a global non-partisan movement to pressure political leaders into taking decisive and comprehensive action against climate change and its effects.

Climate crisis

The Australia Fires

Talking Climate

The Carbon Footprint of Your Entertainment! Part I – Movies, Television & The Stage

What if China wins the Climate Crisis?

TOP 10 – Sustainable Tips For NYC

Ranking Freight Emissions

Recycling: Do’s and Don’ts

10 years of Global Climate Action

Coffee, K-Cups & Sustainability

Climate Change Movement: All For Earth