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Writer and editor for hire. Former editor in chief of https://teapawt.net/t.co/2QVMv6HeT8 and TreeHugger. Sudden stay-at-home mom. Terrible housekeeper.

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I love Ash Mart – it's one of the reasons we moved to this neighborhood – and I love how @helenatouhey brought Maha Chamseddine to life in this story in @ediblerhody. Thank you for your kindness (not to mention the delicious food), Chamseddine family! :) ediblerhody.ediblecommunitie…
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This thoughtful write up by @npshah describes what we're building, teaching, and doing with the @wethecarbonauts live e-course. If you're interested in moving from awareness to action on #climatechange, check it out! Lean Carbon Living link.medium.com/0ce8yOGq1kb
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Sometimes, a cat post comes along that's too good not to RT
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Here's an impt angle of #environmentaljustice that's overlooked. Nice reporting from @ruchachitnis. greenbiz.com/article/climate…
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"When hurricanes hit, we leave our homes and families behind and are asked to shelter in place with our clients. Home care workers are often the first responders in a climate emergency, and yet we rarely get the recognition or resources we deserve for our labor and efforts."
Yes to this (and sooner than 2025!), but we also need a way to deal with the fibers after they've been filtered. The onus should not be solely on the consumer. Fit washing machines with filters to reduce microplastic pollution, MPs say theguardian.com/environment/…
Where is the Lorax when you need him? 😟 Here's Why Firefighters Are Wrapping Sequoia Trees In Aluminum Blankets npr.org/2021/09/20/103897250…
“So many of the materials that people put into their blue bins thinking they’re recyclable — they’re not recycled,” Allen said. “Consumers ought to be able to trust the labels.” This is so annoying and so true. grist.org/politics/californi…
There is truly an intersection here. If we want equitable societies and healthy cities, we need to think about how and where people have access to them. California seeks to make its low-carbon living more affordable grist.org/cities/california-…
That's a pretty good field trip. School Kids Discover New Penguin Species in New Zealand treehugger.com/school-kids-d… via @string
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#tinyhouse built from "raw, untreated locally sourced materials, inlcu native+plantation timbers+ sheep wool insulation." No paints/chemical treatments; few synthetics. w/o its furnishings, it "can decompose and eventually become an organic garden." bit.ly/3gwSyux
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I think the sheep wool is my favorite part. 🐑
Think climate change won't affect you? How about air pollution? Google seems to be thinking about it. (I'd like this for indoor air quality, too.) Google’s Nest Hub to Offer Air Quality Information treehugger.com/google-nest-h… via @string
I have been to this garden and it is marvelous 🌸 privatenewport.com/wonky-and…
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FTA: “People are drowning in things. They don’t even know what they want them for. They are actually useless.” So said James Baldwin, 50 years ago. Why do you think we buy so much stuff? thetyee.ca/Presents/2021/05/…