Putting Climate Solutions into Action
Drawdown Ecochallenge is a fun and social way to take measurable action on the top solutions to global warming.
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Connect the dots between your values and the impact of your actions with Drawdown Ecochallenge!
Drawdown Ecochallenge is offered in partnership by Ecochallenge.org and Project Drawdown. Together, we're taking action on the 100 most substantive solutions to global warming. Stretch your limits, earn points, and see your positive impact grow. Take the challenge, and see how a few weeks of action add up to a lifetime of change for you and the planet.
Ecochallenge.org's social change platform + curriculum connect a global community of advocates and changemakers, each doing what we can, in ways that are most relevant to us, to make this great spinning dot we call home a healthier, more equitable, more sustainable place.
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Drawdown Ecochallenge is offered in partnership by Ecochallenge.org and Project Drawdown. Together, we're taking action on the 100 most substantive solutions to global warming. Stretch your limits, earn points, and see your positive impact grow. Take the challenge, and see how a few weeks of action add up to a lifetime of change for you and the planet.
Ecochallenge.org's social change platform + curriculum connect a global community of advocates and changemakers, each doing what we can, in ways that are most relevant to us, to make this great spinning dot we call home a healthier, more equitable, more sustainable place.
LEARN MORE > >
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March 7 at 8:35 PMI must admit, I am rather wasteful at times. This challenge helped me to be more conscious of the food in my fridge and pantry. I would usually shop for groceries on a weekly basis, without using up items from my past purchase. I realize that I was throwing out 30-40% of my groceries each week due spoilage or scraps. Each time I throw something...
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March 7 at 8:14 PMThis is an interesting question. I would assume that most people consume more meat in richer countries because they could afford to purchase more. People who possess a lower income may still purchase meat but not as much as a person whose income is 2-3x more than theirs, thus lower the consumption. Culture, religion and even certain diets could...
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March 7 at 8:04 PMWell I hate to stereotype worn...I know that I find myself feeling a need tti help others,whenever I can, as big as I can. The more resources I have the more generous I am. It may be that other women experience the same feeling. I also know when you've been helped in the past you're more likely to help out others. I'm happy to give a micro...
