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
T’is that time of year again! With Thanksgiving falling earlier in the month this year then it often does, it seems that the holiday season is upon us earlier as well. I don’t know about you, but I actually feel
We have many wonderful partners and collaborators at ClimateMama and we LOVE to share their work, their ideas and their passions. Knowing that so many actions are being taken across the country and around the world to slow down climate
Happy Halloween! We, in North America, have taken the celebration of ghosts, goblins and monsters to an extreme and on October 31st we ring in this festive and spooky holiday in a myriad of ways. It is an opportunity for fun
Across the country, and around the world, many of our children have already headed back to the classroom. In the United States and Canada, Labor Day – the first Monday of September – is traditionally the last day of summer
In what is perceived as a shocking move by many town managers throughout the United States (and in other countries around the world), China recently announced it will no longer be taking the world’s recyclables. Local governments and recycling haulers
According to a 2015 story in EcoWatch, Eileen Fisher, clothing designer and business leader, said that, “The clothing industry is the second largest polluter in the world … second only to oil…..It’s a really nasty business … it’s a mess.” While
Continuing our Super Bowl updates for all our Climate Mamas and Papas, we wanted to bring you a timely and interesting interview by GreenSportsblog founder Lew Blaustein, with Neill Duffy – the Sustainability Director of the Super Bowl 50 Host
Update 7/16: The Greenpeace YouTube video “Lego is not Awesome” is back..! Woohoo..See below Also, Greenpeace has an awesome new toolkit of activities so that families can be part of a global wave of protest calling on LEGO to cut
“From the mouths of babes…” and those that guide and teach them…amazing things are possible! …Take a few minutes today – grab the kids in your life – and watch this wonderful new video, Litterbug, by our friend and favorite
I want to share a special story, about my dearest friend and BFF Lynn, her husband Rob, and their 3 children, who live in the town of Katonah, New York. Theirs is a tale about mindfulness, giving back, and recycling…
As the new year approaches, many of us think about resolutions, reorganizing, beginning anew…throwing away old and inefficient practices for better and more effective ways for our lives to function. High up on many people’s list is to take better
Tweet Share Happy Halloween! We, in North America have taken the celebration of ghosts, goblins and monsters to an extreme, and on October 31st we will be ringing in this festive and spooky holiday in a myriad of ways. What’s
Tweet Share We love great ideas and sharing them with you. For those of us with kids under 18, at certain times in their young lives our kids seem to “grow overnight.” The clothes we bought yesterday no longer fit
Tweet Share Hello Climate Mamas and Papas! Continuing on with our Climate Superhero series it’s time, once again for you and your families to don your superhero capes, check out some great ideas from some of our Climate Mamas and
Tweet Share Hello Climate Mamas and Papas! It’s “Do Something Wednesdays” and time for you and your families to don your superhero capes and fly your green flag high in the sky. Stay tune over the next week for: Tips
Tweet Share The official start to summer is only a few weeks way, yet here at ClimateMama we feel like New Years Eve was just yesterday…Time seems to pass too quickly but the rhythm of our kid lives keeps us
Tweet Share On Earth Day, we launched our first Earth Day Challenge, a full week of “daily” challenges, that gets us thinking about things we use, buy and eat – where it all comes from – and why we need
Tweet Share Paperless2013. What does that really mean to me? I was born into a generation where we “touched and felt” everything, including what we read and what we wrote. In fact, something wasn’t real or proven unless you physically
Tweet Share What’s the relationship – Treats, Books, Binders and Climate Change? In fact the relationship between all three and climate change is KEY if we hope to get a handle on reining in the worst impacts of climate change
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