Current Reading Material Emphasizing Environmental Sustainability
In the ongoing battle against climate change, a diverse group of influencers and collectives are raising awareness and encouraging action. Here's a roundup of some of the latest initiatives and discussions that are making waves in the fight against global warming.
Michelle, from Boomer Eco Crusader, has been discussing the impact of climate change on retirement, emphasising the need for sustainable practices as we age. Meanwhile, Molly, a writer at Transatlantic Notes, has been sharing practical actions for a collective climate response, including highlighting Indigenous youth climate activists in Canada who are fighting for change. You can read more about these inspiring activists [here](http://transatlanticnotes.com/2022/08/12/indigenous-youth-climate-activists-you-need-to-follow/).
Jamie Ad Stories offers a personal perspective on climate change, sharing his experiences on how the issue affects his geographic area. For those looking to reduce their carbon footprint, Quartz discusses the focus of regenerative practices for businesses as opposed to sustainability. You can read more about this shift in business strategy [here](https://qz.com/sustainability-is-the-wrong-goal-for-businesses-that-ca-1849399383).
The Climate Change Collective, launched in August, invites readers to sign up for email updates from the website. Although specific details about this collective are scarce, there are several other initiatives and campaigns that are worth noting. For instance, the Great Big Green Week, a UK-based event, promotes collective action on climate change through small, sustainable lifestyle swaps. However, it does not specifically mention a "Climate Change Collective" blogging series.
In addition, general advice on starting local climate awareness campaigns emphasises community action and digital tools to drive change, but does not mention a specific collective or blogging series. Notable climate change activists and influencers include Greta Thunberg, Pattie Gonia, Luisa Neubauer, and others listed in the top climate change influencers on Instagram[1].
As we navigate the complexities of climate change, it's essential to stay informed and take action. Krista, from our website, provides a list of actions each person can take for different areas of their lives. For example, The Family Cookbook discusses reducing food waste, a topic of great importance, and provides 4 easy ways to do so. You can read more about this [here](https://thefamilycookbook.co.uk/4-easy-ways-to-reduce-food-waste/).
In Full Flavour also discusses ways to get kids involved in celebrating Earth Day, offering fun and educational activities for families to enjoy together. As we continue to learn and grow in our understanding of climate change, it's crucial to remember that every small action counts.
[1] Top Climate Change Influencers on Instagram: [URL omitted for brevity] [2] Starting Local Climate Awareness Campaigns: [URL omitted for brevity] [3] Great Big Green Week: [URL omitted for brevity]
- In the environmental science field, Michelle from Boomer Eco Crusader is discussing the role of sustainable practices for retirement as a critical consideration in the face of climate change.
- Molly, a writer at Transatlantic Notes, is highlighting the actions of Indigenous youth climate activists in Canada as part of a collective climate response, urging for increased attention and support to their efforts.
- Quartz highlights a shift in business strategy with a focus on regenerative practices, rather than sustainability, for companies aiming to reduce their carbon footprint.
- As part of the home-and-garden lifestyle, Krista from our website offers practical advice on personal actions for sustainable living, including strategies to reduce food waste and involve children in earth-friendly activities.
