by Annette Olson | Jul 20, 2026 | Communication, Cultural Change, Culture Change, Holiday, Personal Behavior, Resources, Songs, Songs
With another recent discussion within our Facebook group/forum, we have gathered more great climate and environmental songs, now incorporated into our https://climatesteps.org/resources/climate-songs page, doubling its size. It is excellent, excellent stuff. This...
by Annette Olson | Jul 8, 2026 | Article, Community, Cultural Change, Education, Social, Songs
What an incredible, productive Spring, thanks to State University of New York (SUNY) Graduate Students! —– We’re sending a great Shout Out (!) to the State University of New York – Potsdam Business Masters Class on Policy, Issues, and Ethics for...
by Catie Carter | Jul 20, 2025 | Article, Buildings, Education, Minimization/mitigation, Outside, Parents, Teachers, & Kids, Personal Behavior, System Change, Uncategorized
In 2019, the U.S Census Bureau found that students make up 25% of the population ages three and older in the United States. Because such a large portion of the population spends significant time in classrooms, it is evident that schools are an incredibly important...
by Krista Kurth | Feb 24, 2025 | Article, Column - Krista's, Songs, Songs, Uncategorized
50 plus climate action poems and songs to support us along the way. Recently both the smoke-filled skies and the news, with all its climate doom and gloom and intellectual discourse on technological and scientific solutions, has been getting me down. I needed...
by Annette Olson | Aug 27, 2024 | Article, Culture Change, Event, Interviews, Outdoors, Parents, Teachers, & Kids, Personal Behavior, Planning, Politics
Our own Lisa Howard, CSteps’ website designer (YAY!), a good friend, and the California State Coordinator for Citizen Climate Lobby (CCL), is interviewed here in this podcast, and she is Marvelous. The first 30 minutes is about communication about climate...
by Earth Hero | Oct 4, 2023 | At home, Displayable EH Action, Parents, Teachers, & Kids
Though Easter egg hunts began in Germany in the 16th century, they were popularized by in the 1800s at Kensington Palace in England. They are a fun activity that people of all ages can enjoy. Make them even better by reducing the usage of polluting single-use plastic!...
