Right Behind you

I use straws, plastic coffee cup lids and vegetable bags. I will work to carry my own reusable straw, coffee cup and fabric bags. This takes actually committing to this!

This has been a fantastic activity and I'm sad that the event is over, but it has been a great eye opening event which has helped with my personal habits changing to better our environment

On top of doing my own research, at the sustainability fair in our SUB building that there is a huge push to stop tilling of the soil with the excessive nitrogen fertilizers being put in the soil that eventually runs off in the irrigating which leads back to our main water systems.

I didn't connect to the online apparatus over the weekend, but I am trying to work on my challenges!

I love supporting and building relationships with local farmers. 

I would rather save 1,500 dollars a year for travel.

As a former Peace Corps volunteer, I have a really good idea how long food can last. I loved learning this. I'm now educating my friends!

Well this week I was able to do some research on some interesting topics and I would like to look more into composting and making my own "worm juice" for grandmas inside plants that she has. Keep doing great things "Rightys"

Over the thirty minutes I spent learning about deforestation, and new information on how it not only affects our climate but it also has impacts on our food supplies as well. With all the carbon we are putting in the air by burning forests down to create new land, it is having a lasting affect on our growing season. You might think longer...

Shelly, in seeing some of these challenges require a donation, could we get together during class at some point and choose one donation selection as a group for a daily challenge and submit the donation at one point?