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Category Archives: Food
Most if not all parents have a desire to raise their children to develop meaningful life habits. A great place to start when it comes to positive habit development is with sustainability. Teaching your children to take care of our … Continue reading
This Thanksgiving, we are going to try to channel the true meaning of Aloha, and we invite you to join us. Most of us hear “Aloha” and think – Hawaiian greeting – a simple expression of hello or goodbye. The … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Do Something Wednesdays, Food, Holidays, Politics, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged Climate change and Thanksgiving, climate mama and climate change, difficult discussions thanksgiving, John Povlovitz, Lisa Bennett, Richard Somverville, thanksgiving conversation starters
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Could a ban on fracking drilling be enough to protect the land, flora fauna, people and WATER of the Delaware River Basin? Would water withdrawals from the Delaware to enable fracking in other regions, including as well the storage, processing … Continue reading
So, who is “minding the store” these days? For many of us, we have come to the realization that few people or organizations are actually minding our “collective store” – whether it’s our political systems, our industries, our health care system, … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Food, In The News, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged Albertsons and toxic chemicals, BPA and Albertsons, BPA in cans, chemicals and climate change, Mind the Store Campaign, Safer Chemicals Healthy Families Mind the Store Campaign, Safeway and Toxic Chemicals
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The third week of June is filled with many monumental moments and observances that remind us to think, listen, learn and connect the dots between our planet and our actions. In the United States, the third week of June is … Continue reading
Posted in Disasters, Food, In The News, Nature, Science, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged #1world1climate, #1world1climate One World One Love, climate change and refugees, climate refugees, solstice and climate change, summer solstice, World Refugee day, years of living dangerously, Years of living dangerously climate refugees
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So, can it be as simple as do three things? Clearly, if healing the world was simple, our planet would certainly be a much healthier place already. But there are things each of us can do, and together we can … Continue reading
For many of us the summer season is prime time to get reacquainted with fresh fruits and vegetables at the same time as we get reacquainted with our local farmers! Summer is often a great time to promote healthier living … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Climate Mama Video Peek of the Week, Earth Day is Every Day, Food, Health & Fitness, Nature
Tagged agriculture and algae, algae and climate change, Don't just sit there do something about cllimate, Farmers Markets and Climate Change, Joylette Portlock, organic vs conventional, Sustainable Agriculture
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Another day, and there is another outrageous and shocking statement made by a politician, business leader or person in a position of power and trust. Another day, and there is another storm, flood, fire or drought that is getting worse … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Fashion, Entertainment, Climate Mama News, Do Something Wednesdays, Food, Health & Fitness, Lifestyle & Fun, Product Reviews
Tagged food and climate change, Mind the Store Campaign, mindful choices, prAna and stonyfield, prAna sustainability, stonyfield and sustainability, stonyfield yougetters
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In my house, most mornings can’t really begin without my “wake up cup of coffee.” Yet, climate change is not only making coffee more expensive, it is threatening coffee crops in virtually every major coffee producing region of the world. … Continue reading
