The New York Times had a good article on corporate greenwashing.

The Post-Carbon Institute had a good article on the importance of limits

• Youth vs Government
• Breaking Boundaries
• I am Greta
• The Biggest Little Farm
• Dirt! - A Story with Heart and Soil

• Join Clean Energy Initiatives in Monroe County
• Sign up for Energy Coop of America for totally renewable electric
• Sign up for renewable energy
• Install solar panels
• Sign up for community solar

• Vote for/use public transit
• Drive electric or hybrid vehicles
• Combine/reduce total trips taken
• Ride a bicycle or an e-bike
• Plan fewer airplane flights
• Walk whenever practical

• Like/participate in our Environmental Justice Ministry FB page.
• Join your town's Color Your Community Green (CYCG) group
• Engage with local climate groups (see below)
• Call or write your elected representatives and support legislation to advance climate initiatives. Your voice matters!

• Plant native plants, shrubs, & trees to provide for native pollinators & other creatures
• Use alternatives to pesticides
• Remove invasive plants
• Help with elimination of invasive insects in our yards & parks
• Greener seasonal clean-ups
• Spread the word to friends

• Shop only for what you need
• Freeze or eat leftovers
• Chop & freeze veggie scraps for soups
• Compost scraps
• Donate excess to foodbanks
• Grow your own!

• Bring reusable water & coffee bottles
• Repair appliances. YouTubes & manufacturer for assistance
• Use EcoPark to recycle items not for curbside
• Compost yard waste in your yard or via your town. Food through Impact Earth.
• Recycle plastic bags, cereal & other box liners at a grocery store
• Sell unwanted items on Craigslist, FB Marketplace...
• Donate to charities, OR use Freecycle, Freebies, etc.
• Buy used when possible
• Only use landfill is a last resort