CSUMB Green Team SP24

My ecochallenge is going great

greattt goodluck to everyone keep it up.

I haven't shown all the websites I saw about the truth about expiration dates on food, but below are pcitures of some that I've seen. I also started researching about this topic a week or 2 ago, since the Basic Needs Hub had a QR code about this exact issue that I was looking at. What I've learned is that the date isn't a final say for when...

Some things I could add to my daily practice is repurposing items. I am pretty good about reusing, reducing, and recycling as these ideas have been implemented in my head from a young age. When it comes to repurposing items I need to become creative and think outside of the box.

This challenge is going by pretty good. It makes me think before I act on something stupid. It literally is as simple as looking up what numbers of plastic you can recycle.

I felt like it was important for me to make this contribution because While I had no other option, I still wanted to give back to the Earth.

This picture was actually taken a couple days ago, but we watched a TedTalk by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, called "We Should All Be Feminists". It was 30 minutes long and posted a decade ago. I don't know how to really take picures with myself in it, so sorry about it's awkward angle. There was another person sitting on the bed out of...

It is interesting that the kinds of crops that are grown are contributing to climate change. I all ready know beef and corn, but not soy.

I've learned how different kinds of crops and animals being grown/farmed have contributed to climate change and how much water is being used to grow these crops, such as coffee, soy, corn, beef.

I've learned how the African countries of Senegal/The Gambia have managed to turn climate change around by embracing new agricultureal practices with the help of the UN, and how Japan is struggling with their birthrates.