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Tweet Share My neighborhood is “neat and tidy” today, lawns are mowed and leaves are raked to the curb. Very few reminders of Superstorm Sandy are visible on the one year anniversary of the storm, unless you look closely at … Continue reading
As we come up on the one year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy, in New Jersey, the state that I live in, sadly many people are still living the Sandy “nightmare.” Our state hasn’t yet updated needed and necessary flood maps … Continue reading
Posted in building materials, Disasters, Do Something Wednesdays, Plastics & Plastic Free, Technology
Tagged climate change kids, climate change parents, did climate change cause Sandy, hurricane sandy and kids, hurricane sandy one year later, Sandy one year later, superstorm sandy and climate change, superstorm sandy anniversary
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On October 23rd, I spoke at the Region 2, Environmental Protection Agency’s Listening Session in New York City. Of the 41 speakers in the morning, almost without exception, all spoke strongly in favor of the need to stop global warming … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, In The News, Renewable Energy, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged 24 Hours of Reality, carbon pollution standards existing power plants, Climate Reality 24 hours of Reality, cost of carbon, EPA and carbon pollution standards, EPA listening session on Carbon pollution, Hurricane Sandy Anniversary, Hurricane Sandy New Jersey, the cost of carbon polution
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As Climate Mamas and Papas, we know that carbon pollution from fossil fuels is driving climate change, but many people, including our friends, family and neighbors don’t understand the countless ways we’re already paying for it – from taxes for … Continue reading
Posted in Disasters, Do Something Wednesdays, Earth Day is Every Day, In The News, Lifestyle & Fun, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged 24 Hours of Reality, climate change and allergies, climate change and asthma, climate reality, halloween and climate change, Hurricane Sandy Anniversary, Kids and Climate Change, True Cost of Carbon, What I love
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Every day across America, we are learning more about the process of hydraulic fracturing or “fracking” and what it means to our families and our communities. But too often these days, it seems that this information is blasting at us … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Earth Day is Every Day
Tagged Angela Fox The Mothers Project, Big Green Purse and Fracking, Bill Huston, Black Dirt Event Union Square NYC, delaware river keeper and frack, fracking waste New Jersey, Global Frackdown, Groovy Green Livin and tracking, Josh Fox Gasland, MINISINK Compressor, Spit that Out & Fracking, t, The Big Green Purse Fracking, The Environment TV, The Mothers Project Fracking
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At ClimateMama, we love to support campaigns and organizations doing “good” for people around the world, and to use our knowledge and experience working on Climate Change to help connect the dots. Founded in 2007, Blog Action Day brings together … Continue reading
Posted in Do Something Wednesdays, In The News, Schools and Colleges, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged #BAD2013, blog action day, climate change and Africa, climate change kids, East Africa drought and climate change, education basic human right, Education for all, Girls and Women as change agents, Microfinance climate change, Opportunity International, Ridgeway School Uganda
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According to the National Drought Mitigation Center, at the end of September 2013, over 45% of the lower 48 states were experiencing moderate to worse drought conditions. While this is a big improvement from the end of September 2012, when … Continue reading
I love my kids, my family and humanity. I love skiing, equality, travel, hiking and coffee. Some of these things, like my children, I literally could not live with out. Losing some of these others things would make me very … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Fashion, Entertainment, Climate Mama News, Climate Mama Video Peek of the Week, Earth Day is Every Day, Lifestyle & Fun, Nature, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged 24 Hours of Reality, B-Reel, climate change coffee, climate change family, climate change kids, climate change skiing, climate deniers in congress, Think Progress, WhatIlove.org
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Everyone I talk to these days tells me how busy and hectic their lives are. As parents we have limited time, technology distracts us and our children 24/7, and our family’s rhythm which more then not revolves around getting to … Continue reading
At ClimateMama, our car of choice is a hybrid, and we get around 42 miles to the gallon. We have test drove various electric cars and some of us are considering that option. For many of use though, we don’t … Continue reading
