City of Denver OHR

I didn't drive for the two years I was in Peace Corps, except one time on vacation. It totally changed my thinking about driving. I grew up in a family with a big car history-- my great grandfather, grand father and uncle all ran Schoon Motors, a GM Dealership in western Minnesota. Driving cars is in my blood! But after two years of relying on...

Found some women' owned publishing companies... https://bookriot.com/2018/06/13/female-focused-publishing-projects/ 

You can easily do zero waste, especially if eat fresh and whole-food plant based mostly:)

I could donate to vaccination programs here and around the world. Kids who are vaccinated wouldn't contract diseases that would keep them from going to school and thriving in life.

I researched women-owned companies and realized that one of my favorite wineries is female-owned! https://en.susanabalbowines.com.ar/vinos/categorias/crios/ 

My extent of knowing what biomass technology was, was the scene in Back to the Future when Doc put a banana peel in Mr. Fusion. I'm not sure where I stand on biomass energy now, but at least I know more about it.

My daily bus rides are awesome. I appreciate not only the impact on the environment of not being in a single occupancy vehicle, but also appreciate the time that I get back by being able to work on emails or read during my commute.

In the U.S., about 5 billion bushels of corn are used for biofuel each year.