Can you imagine a town where bike paths crisscross and bridge communities? What if sidewalks and neighborhoods felt more like forests than concrete? Imagine listening and sharing over fire circles, nature hikes, […]
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Gardening in the Age of Climate Disruption
Gardening, my favorite pastime, has become a challenge in the age of climate disruption. That means we need to adapt. Spring is fast approaching, so I’m including some tips in this blog to keep you safe and healthy while gardening.
Ground Level Ozone: The Silent Health Threat
Have you noticed that air quality alert days are increasing in our area? We need to take these alerts seriously. The alerts include ground level ozone, particulate matter (2.5 micrometers and 10 micrometers), carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and wildfire smoke. All these pollutants are harmful to our health, but I will focus on ozone in this blog.
Plotting Our Course for 2024
TTGM’s Annual Planning Join us on Saturday Morning, Jan 13, for our 2024 TTGM Annual Planning! This meeting will set the agenda for our organization in 2024. The event is […]
Take the Climate Action Challenge!
Extraordinary times call for extraordinary action, so I am asking you to join me in taking the climate action challenge. Every action counts!
The single most important action you can take to help stop climate disruption is to reduce your use of fossil fuels.
Rights of Nature Law: A Way Forward
To avert the worst impacts of climate crisis and move towards truly sustainable living, the way we think about and relate to Nature must change. Rights of Nature law would stop human activities and development from interfering with ecosystem health.