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Six environmental activists you need to know about

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Environmental justice: why funding for fracking hurts indigenous communities and what we can do about it

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Your stories on the climate crisis

About Climate Crisis And Me Project

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The Climate Crisis And Me Project exists to catalogue the global community’s voice on climate crisis.

You may be on the frontline of climate crisis, driving change in your sector or influencing your family or community to be more planet friendly.

Whatever it is, this is your chance to make your voice heard.

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It seems the sad death of a starlet gone too soon has shaken a lot of people this weekend. I don’t know whether it’s appropriate to post in the circumstances or not but amid all the calls to be kind, I thought it was important to say that sometimes, if you’re feeling sad, stopping to notice the small things can help a little. And noticing the small things in nature - however minute they seem - from the beat of a bee’s wings to the wind in your hair - is enough to remind you that you have a place on this planet, that you are a good human and you deserve to be loved. You are loved. 💕 . . . . . . #fromtheheart #takecareofyourself #taketimeforyou #grateful #gratitude #carolineflack #gonetoosoon #anxiety #imhereforyou #dontbealone #reachout #ecoanxietyisreal #ecoanxiety
🗣It’s late, I’m shot, but this is bloody important 📢please help support @elladaish campaign to raise awareness of the plastic in period products. 👩🏽 🧑🏾👩‍🦰🧓👩🏿‍🦱 I’ve written about how I’ve given up #tampons and sanitary stuff before because of the horrid plastic that’s in it so I’m right behind this wonder woman’s campaign 👏🏻 and she’d really appreciate your support too! Take action by posting a picture on social media of yourself holding a piece of paper with a message written on it (like the pic of me above). The aim of this is to raise awareness of the issue and to show decision makers how many of us want them to remove plastic from their period products! @elladaish states on her blog that this is what you need to do to get involved: ✅ Get some paper or recycled cardboard and a thick pen. 🖊 ✅ Write one of these examples on your paper/cardboard: ✍ - I/we want manufacturers to ditch period plastic! - I don’t want plastic in my period products! - We don’t want plastic in our period products! - I/we say no to period plastic! - Manufacturers need to break the plastic cycle, period! ✅ Take a picture of yourself holding the sign. (Like mine above) 📸 ✅ Post your picture on social media tomorrow along with the example: 'I’m taking action today because period plastic is unnecessary and needs to be stopped at source by manufacturers. It’s time for change to happen! www.change.com/plasticfreeperiods #EndPeriodPlastic' If you make your own please make sure to include the campaign link and hashtag #EndPeriodPlastic, so I can see and share. Let’s get snapping! 📸 #EndPeriodPlastic #PlasticPollution Posted @withregram
Here’s some we found earlier: a battery, some plastic bags some foam and a sweet wrapper. Apart from that it was a lush afternoon walk out ☀️ . . . . . . #2minutebeachclean #keepbritaintidy #tidyingup #cleanup #everyonecandoit #beachcleanup #southbourne #lovewhereyoulive #litterpick #litterpicking #bournemouth
🥛 Good morning weekend! Plastic free vibes with my milk delivery ✌🏻 . . . . . #plasticfree #ecofriendly #ecofriendlyliving #greenliving #plasticfree #plasticfreeparent #milkdelivery #doyourbitfortheenvironment #doyourbitforclimatechange #trysomethingnew #imnotperfect
Say what? The UK's big five high street banks profit from some of the world's dirtiest fossil fuel projects, according to Ethical Consumer magazine. The 2018 report cites Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, RBS and Santander as key players in making the UK’s mainstream financial industry “one of the most unethical sectors in the nation’s economy”. It highlights that the banks are directly and indirectly investing in fossil fuels, including the most damaging ones like tar sands and ultra-deep sea drilling. They also invest in the fracking industry, nuclear weapons and sweatshop labour. Well I don’t want that on my conscious anymore so I’m doing some further research to see who else will have my hard-earned dough instead. Who’s with me? I think you can tell what the next challenge maybe?! 😉 Read the report here https://www.ethicalconsumer.org/money-finance/banking-climate-change
Let this be your weekend inspiration ✌🏻🌟 . All credit to the fabulous @zerowastechef . . . . . . . #noplanetb #ecoliving #ecofriendly #ecomum #guiltygreenmum #greenliving #greenlivingtips #greenlife #southbourne #pokesdown #zerowasteliving #zerowasteshopping #zerowastelife
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