I can't say I feel despair or fear as it seems just so far away. My more immediate concern is what will affect us in the near future, the possible super storms and the endangerment of many species. So whenever I seem to feel overwhelmed by the subject, I remind myself that there are many projects underway to prevent this, such as renewable energy and mass grove plantings. 

On my daily walks, I have noticed that I feel more refreshed. Sometimes I go for a run instead and I enjoy getting exercise in for the day. Plus, it helps me sleep at night.

I believe that most Americans probably eat meat in every meal because it is most convenient. For me, I typically do not have meat for breakfast and I believe that many could try to do this at least twice a week!

Reduce...the amount of plastic I utilize in one day.
Reuse...water bottles, grocery bags, and other packages. 
Refuse...waist!
Repair...local wildlife environments. 

My choice to walk rather than use an motorized vehicle allows me to engage more on campus. I bump into classmates, professors, and friends. I stop and get to chit-chat for some time. 

It helps people know they have options and access to services and people who can help them understand and plan for the future. Starting a family is a very important process and usually takes months and years of planning, yet for some people the choice can happen suddenly, and it should be a civil right to have the option and the piece of mind to know that you can and will get help should life get out of hand.