WATCH | Talk to Kids About: Earth Day
Forgot that April 22 is Earth Day? Don’t worry, here are some easy ways to get your whole family involved!
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6 WeChat Groups to Save the Earth
WeChat can save our Earth – paired with small actions by Beijingers, of course!
The Ban on Plastic Straws Interfering With Our Love for Milk Tea
Is a plastic ban enough to make people give up their favorite drinks?
Easy Guide to a Sustainability Wardrobe
Shopping is an addiction that’s hurting our wallets and the environment. Here’s what you can do to reduce your carbon footprint while still enjoying a fun shopping spree.
Meet Leafy and The Sustainable Spartans
Three International Relations students at THIS use a cartoon character to raise awareness on environmental sustainability issues.
All for One and One for All: Howey Ou Shows Teens How to Fight Together for Climate Change
She comes from Guilin and has been a teen activist for over a year. She staged her first climate change action strike on May 26, 2019, and hasn’t stopped since.
What’s MooMoo Week? A Student Challenge to Go Meat-Free and Save the Earth
One of the most efficient ways to reduce our carbon footprint is by reducing our meat and dairy consumption. Moreover, if just one person gave up their burgers, bacon, and nuggets, that single person would save 162,486 gallons of water annually.
Is Plastic-Free Possible for Parents? Involve Your Children so They Understand
“Plastic creeps into our lives without us even noticing, so really try and think about each day and what obstacles you will face.”
A Week Without Plastic? Roots & Shoots Thinks You Can Do It
Is cutting out plastic bags and straws really enough? The Jane Goodall Institute, in cooperation with Holland Park Consultants, is trying something different – encouraging people to try a taste of the plastic-free lifestyle for themselves.
Waste Not, Want Not: One Student Looks Back at Her Journey to Sustainability
Community is a flexible concept. For example, I belong to a community of people from different cultures, but who all care for the environment, and who refer to ourselves as environmentalists. Being an environmentalist is not what you say but what you do: it’s a kind of attitude that keeps us living for a certain lifestyle standard that will protect the environment. But just like the others in my community, I didn’t start off behaving, or even thinking, like one.