by Annette Olson | Aug 13, 2026 | Article, Cultural Change, Culture Change, Education, Energy, Minimization/mitigation, Personal Behavior, Planning, Resources, Social, System Change, Transportation, Uncategorized
We have two! Recently, the Climate Action Museum requested from us a simple, hard-copy, one-pager of effective actions that individuals can take, so that they could distribute them at the end of their exhibit in Chicago. With Climate Steps, Earth Hero, and Project...
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 Earth Hero | Apr 3, 2024 | Culture Change, Plastics, Stuff, Travel, Uncategorized
Bringing your own toiletries is not only more convenient because you know what you are getting out of your products, but it also reduces the amount of plastic you consume. I know the mini shampoos and conditioners are adorable, but try to admire rather than use them!...
by Earth Hero | Apr 3, 2024 | At home, Food, Uncategorized
Plant-based milk has been making headlines for a number of years now. You have undoubtedly seen a variety of non-dairy milk in stores or heard about them from friends or family. These new options have become popular with many people, including those who care about the...
by Earth Hero | Apr 3, 2024 | At home, Stuff, Uncategorized
Money spent on brand-new clothes represents pollution from manufacturing, packaging, and shipping of these textiles. Will you ever be able to use only used clothing? Realistically not. But the more you incorporate second-hand clothing into your wardrobe, the better...
