Tiffany & Co.

Building Resilient Communities

It’s been a great month focusing on th eco challenge and learning about all things sustainable. I’m super motivated to continue and engage people I know.

TransAlta is the largest owner of wind farms in Canada and a good investment opportunity.

I've loved doing the Eco Challenge this month!  I plan to continue with all my new habits and use all the new information I've learned on a daily basis.  There is so much more to learn!

I know some of the big companies that invest in green energy - Google, IKEA, Starbucks, Apple... I can (and do) support them by using their products and choosing them over other less green companies.

I can teach my kids about sustainable living and I'm already influencing my coworkers to understand recycling.

By not eating meat in one meal I feel amazing, more energetic , less bloated , while making an impact . Amazing!!!!!!! A win win situation , I encourage you to try it.....

I'm visiting Atlanta later this week with my kids, so I decided to look up the city of Atlanta. I was shocked to learn that the council had instructed the city staff to develop a plan to meet the clean power goal for city buildings and operations, including the world's busiest airport, by 2025, and then community-wide by 2035. That means 100%...

The extremely high cost of childcare is a barrier to women everywhere, including my community.

I only run my washing machine when I have a full load of clothes and only run my dishwasher on the short cycle when it is full. I take quick showers and *try* to get my teenage daughter to do the same.