by Mark Stewart | Sep 28, 2023 | At home, Community, Economics/Business, Education, Energy, Parents & Kids, Planning, Resources, survival/adaptation
Good news, Climate Steppers! We have updated and greatly expanded our Games Resource Page with more climate action and environmental games, with some help from Wikipedia (more below). The games we’ve chosen educate players about the science of climate change, the...
by Krista Kurth | Aug 17, 2023 | At home, Community, Education, Krista's column, message, Planning, Resources
Use these six main categories of action to guide your next steps. Given the urgency of the climate emergency, we need to all step up our climate action game. As Somini Sengupta, Global Correspondent for Climate at the NYTimes, when asked by others what to do in...
by Krista Kurth | Apr 22, 2023 | At home, Culture Change, Krista's column, message, Personal Behavior, Planning, Resources
Note from Climate Steps Founder and Editor, Dr. Annette Olson: We welcome Dr. Krista Kurth as a regular contributor to Climate Steps. She will be sharing her articles with us, as well as on her own site: https://www.climateactionforeverydaypeople.com/. As you can...
by Annette Olson | Aug 5, 2022 | At home, Biodiversity, Buildings, Community, Culture Change, Energy, Outdoors, Outside, Personal Behavior, Politics, Resources
It is hard to believe that it has been 10 years already for the green roof on my house, as of this past weekend. (I was on a train and couldn’t write this all out then.) You can get a peek of the greenery from the front of my house (see left), but there...
by Annette Olson | Mar 28, 2022 | Education, Interviews, Parents & Kids, Resources, Uncategorized
I want to congratulate Nick, Matt, and Jon, three submarine engineers who I wrote about in a three-part series as examples of people who have decided to change their lives to support the environment. Their first children’s environmental book just came out, with...
by Mark Stewart | Jul 26, 2021 | At home, Buildings, Collective, Community, Culture Change, Energy, Guest blogger, minimization/mitigation, Outdoors, Outside, Personal Behavior, Resources, travel
Tiny houses have been around for as long as humans have sought shelter, but lately they are becoming a more popular choice in housing internationally, offering alternatives for people who want their own house but, for a variety of reasons, don’t want a traditional, single-family home.