Climate Week NYC Recap & Launch of the Eco-Anxiety Book
Climate Week NYC Recap. The OneGreenThing team celebrated the launch of founder Heather White's new book Eco-Anxiety at Climate Week in NYC
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Sep 292 min read
Eco-Anxiety, Hurricane Helene & Understanding Compassion & Community Connection as a Climate Solution
Founder Heather White speaks to Joe Fryer of NBC News about eco-anxiety and the impact on Generation Z.
Kyle Crichton
Aug 154 min read
Honey, What's for Dinner? Addressing Metabolic Rift through Urban Farming
Intern Kyle Crichton connects what's for dinner to sustainability, including urban agriculture's role in addressing metabolic rift.
Claiborne Beurle
Aug 123 min read
Petra Farm: Highlighting the Possibility of Sustainable Agriculture
Intern Claiborne Beurle explores sustainable agriculture and its possibilities after a trip to Greece. Sustainability is within reach.
Kyle Crichton
Jul 235 min read
Exploring Ghana: Conservation, Culture & Complicated Pasts
Bucknell University graduate and intern Kyle Crichton shares his recent experience in Mole National Park, Cape Coast, and Accra, and Busua.
hwhite
Apr 214 min read
Three Years of Tackling Eco-Anxiety at OneGreenThing - We were created at 421 ppm CO2, now we're at 427 ppm
Three years of OneGreenThing! A look back at our impact the past 3 years. We are channeling eco-anxiety into meaningful climate action.
hwhite
Mar 43 min read
7 Ways to Green Your Spring Break
Spring break is around the corner. Check out these sustainable travel tips - many are in Day 51 of founder Heather White's new book.
hwhite
Dec 20, 20232 min read
Five Steps to Take Climate Action on Behalf of Future Generations
Get involved in climate action and be the awesome ancestors our future loved ones deserve. Embrace the legacy of Wangari Maathai.
hwhite
Dec 10, 20232 min read
The Great Debate: Real or Artificial Christmas Tree?
We settle the great debate here and now. Real or Artificial Christmas tree? Which is better for the environment?
hwhite
Apr 18, 20233 min read
Earth Day Past, Present & Future
A reflection on the legacy of Senator Gaylord Nelson and the origins of Earth Day and what lies ahead.
hwhite
Jan 16, 20232 min read
2022: Gratitude in Action
2022 was a break out year for our start up nonprofit. Learn more about our "wins" as we celebrate the year ahead.
hwhite
Dec 20, 20225 min read
Sustainable Holiday Hacks: 5 Ways to Have a Happy Holiday Season with Less Hassle
It's the most wonderful time of the year when we reflect on the importance of family, friends, and joy. All the hustle and bustle often...
hwhite
Nov 20, 20224 min read
5 Ways to Have a Thoughtful Thanksgiving
Here are five ways to have a more thoughtful, greener Thanksgiving holiday.
hwhite
Oct 25, 20222 min read
Green Your Halloween: Ideas for a More Planet-Friendly Celebration
Here are some ideas to Green Your Halloween and enjoy the magic of this special time of creativity and fun!
hwhite
Oct 8, 20222 min read
Know You Can't Go it Alone: Community Connection & OGT Online Workshops
On Thursday, October 6,Chief of Start Up Emily Fowler and I enjoyed a wonderful online conversation with folks to talk about "What is...
hwhite
Aug 28, 20221 min read
Self-Care by Service Superpower
Self-Care is essential to climate action. Pass on these ideas for self-care via your Service Superpower, a perfect #onegreenthing for today.
hwhite
Aug 24, 20222 min read
Antique Books, Parks & Thinking Beyond Your Age
Our #onegreenthing today is contemplating one of our key principles- "Think Beyond Your Age." This antique book about Yellowstone was...
hwhite
Aug 8, 20223 min read
Historic Climate Win in the Senate!
Historic win for climate action in the United States Senate with the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act.
hwhite
Jul 20, 20222 min read
5 Ways to Reduce Food Waste
5 Ways to Reduce Food Waste and ideas for #onegreenthings based on Service Superpower.
hwhite
Jul 12, 20222 min read
What is Solar Punk?
Solar punk is a futuristic movement that envisions what a sustainable future for all could look like.
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