by Marina | Nov 4, 2021 | Intersectional Climate Action
Context: The Global Sustainability Movement November 4, 2021 Your local context is where the mobilization of global change happens. As one context is pieced with the next, a mosaic of global sustainability will begin to take shape. By Zainab Azhar The goal is always...
by Marina | Apr 8, 2021 | Carbon Footprint, Intersectional Climate Action
How Psychology of Change Can Increase Sustainable Behaviour. April 8, 2021 Research shows psychology can be used to your advantage to influence positive behaviour and increase climate action participation. MUST READ for social media managers, eco communicators &...
by Marina | Mar 22, 2021 | Intersectional Climate Action, Water Use
6 Unique Ways You Can Reduce Water Use by 50% #HalveCanadasImpact March 22, 2021 The average water footprint for a Canadian is 6,392 litres a day — that’s the total volume of freshwater used to produce the goods and services we consume. By Marina de...
by Marina | Jan 15, 2021 | Intersectional Climate Action, Urban Biodiversity
13 Action Ideas for Increasing Urban Biodiversity in Canada in 2021 January 15, 2021 You might think participating in conservation is impossible to do as an urban Canadian, but there are a lot of ways to participate & ultimately help our cities increase their...
by Marina | Nov 18, 2020 | Food & Gardening, Intersectional Climate Action
Why Supporting BIPOC Food Businesses Is Beneficial & Can Help You Become More Eco-Friendly November 18, 2020 BIPOC food businesses have long since been a multifaceted machine in providing a sense of community & support, but they’re also integral to the...
by Marina | Nov 10, 2020 | Eco Wellness, Intersectional Climate Action
Challenging Eco-Flex Culture November 10, 2020 Decolonizing and democratizing eco culture to be more inclusive through 2 common eco topics: dietary choices & clothing. By Rachael Moorthy Our society is a tad obsessed with rigid categories, and I’ve always found...
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