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  • Community events in Westchester,  Creating social change

    Solidarity, Resistance, Resolve and Resilience

    What next? Certainly we are all watching national headlines in shock and horror. Most of the things that matter to us most – from climate action to human rights to the sanctity of the U.S. Constitution itself – are in…

    November 9, 2016
  • Creating social change,  Teaching powerdown

    Grassroots solutions to global warming

    ClimateSolvr is a program that connects you with grassroots climate solutions. It helps you discover what you can do about global warming in your own life. And it helps you transform those new, lower-carbon practices into habits – your new…

    April 15, 2016
  • Creating social change

    Demain: A delightful vision for tomorrow

    Looking for a delightful pick-me-up?  The trailer for the French film Demain is just that. The topic is inspiring, about all the good things going on in the world. And even the soundtrack will tempt you to skip for joy.…

    April 4, 2016
  • Creating social change

    Global warming ACTION smartphone app

    What if there were a smartphone app that helped you adopt low-carbon lifestyles? What if your phone reminded you with fun little tips each day … and nudged you toward greening your lifestyle and lowering your carbon footprint? One of the…

    March 2, 2016
  • Creating social change

    What you need to know about social media vs. social change organizations

    ECM is a small organization, and I spend most of my time organizing change-making projects and events for the general public.  When I post to social media, I strive to make it really high quality stuff. You won’t get news…

    February 7, 2016
  • Community events in Westchester,  Creating social change,  Environmental Change-Makers community

    Placemaking and City Repair in Los Angeles

    Are you interested in this kind of fun? Here’s a marvelous video about Mark Lakeman’s City Repair work in Portland.  We’re putting together a project in Los Angeles! If you’re interested (or curious), contact the Environmental Change-Makers.  The initial planning…

    January 9, 2016
  • Creating social change,  Teaching powerdown,  Transition movement

    A new perspective on “what is Resilience?”

    I learned a new term this week: Stationarity. More specifically, “the end of stationarity,” which is apparently a new phrase coined by scientists to describe the growing turmoil of climate change.

    November 30, 2015
  • Creating social change

    Another effort to disguise GMOs and bury the evidence

    Don’t call them “genetically modified” says the FDA.  In a campaign that is very likely driven behind-the-scenes by the marketing arm of biotech industry, the FDA now wants us to use the term “genetically engineered” instead. Why is this so…

    November 20, 2015
  • Creating social change,  Teaching powerdown,  Transition movement

    Comprehensive climate action

    Government alone cannot do it.  There are plenty of cries to political entities to “do something about global warming.” Yes, it is important for government to impose carbon limits — to drive home the seriousness of a unified effort.  To…

    October 30, 2015
  • Community events in Westchester,  Creating social change,  Environmental Change-Makers community

    Why we’re hosting speakers on death and dying

    Over this past year, Peter and I have each separately had someone very close to us encounter end-of-life issues that didn’t necessarily go the way the person would have liked. If the families had known more, or had been better…

    September 14, 2015
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