Coronavirus and climate change aren’t exactly competing for national attention, as COVID-19 remains front and center in our news cycles. But I believe now is the time to discuss climate change, in context of our new world. It is Earth Week, and Wednesday marked 50 years since the first Earth Day was celebrated. I likely…
Trees are remarkable organisms that demonstrate the interconnectedness of the planet, and how a balance is needed to make it function correctly.
It’s that time again! If you are looking for Earth Day activities for kids that can be done despite COVID-19 shutdowns, the Guilty Granola has some ideas for you! what is earth day? The first Earth Day was in 1970 and has taken place annually on April 22nd ever since. Now celebrated across the globe,…
Going green doesn’t have to happen all at once. (See my post on creating sustainable habits.) Below are a few easy actions you can consider to be more sustainable, especially if you are just starting out. 1. use a reusable water bottle Yeah yeah. Boring, I know. You probably could have guessed it would be…
Have you ever heard people complain about Leonardo DiCaprio and his private jet trips? Critics certainly like to point out that famous people have these expensive, carbon-emitting toys, but still preach the magnitude of climate change. I get it. I understand the fiery response to the hypocrisy. But I also understand that criticisms like this…
granola: (noun.) a person that eats healthy food, supports the protection of the environment, and cares for the health and well-being of the planet and people through sustainable practices. May also be known as a hippie. guilty granola: (a more specific noun) a person with intentions of eating healthy food, protecting the environment, and making…
The thought of creating a completely sustainable lifestyle can feel overwhelming. Zero waste. Minimalism. Veganism. Off-grid living. Because they seem so extreme, and require a great deal of work, self-disciple or lifestyle change, this can deter people from starting their sustainable journeys. So we do it different at the guilty granola.
