The Climate Change Collective is an initiative where the blogging community unites behind a common goal. This month, the conversation continues courtesy of Tim at Midlife on Earth. Tim proposes active travel as a solution to many of the issues plaguing our planet and our health.
The Sunday Spark – Why do we feed online trolls?
Earlier this week, I noticed something on Facebook that made me wonder why social media platforms insist on enabling and feeding online trolls. I explore this further in week 26 of The Sunday Spark. Also this week: reef friendly sunscreen, eco-friendly pets, testing cosmetics on animals, and a Plastic Free July update.
25 simple and fun summer activities
It’s almost summer! Are you excited? To celebrate the long hot days ahead, read on for 25 simple and fun summer activities that won’t break the bank.
The Sunday Spark – Canada’s worst wildfire season ever
Summer hasn’t even started, and Canadian government officials are warning 2023 will be our worst wildfire season ever.
In week 24 of The Sunday Spark, dire stats from Canada’s wildfires. Plus, a look at stevia vs. artificial sweeteners, workplace stress, sustainable activewear, and travel toiletries.
The Sunday Spark – Who are these stay-at-home girlfriends?
In week 23 of The Sunday Spark, some thoughts on the stay-at-home girlfriend trend that’s taking TikTok by storm. Plus, mushroom coffee, generational biases in the workplace, blue carbon, and getting out on local hiking trails.
The shocking truth about microplastics and your health
If you pay attention to the news media, you’ve likely heard about microplastics. But what are they and how do they impact your health?
Read on to learn the shocking truth about microplastics—what they are, where they are found, and the risks they pose to your health. More importantly, find out how to reduce your exposure.
Why preserving green space matters
In the latest post of the Climate Change Collective series, Krista from A Sustainably Simple Life discusses how extreme weather events directly impacted her family and why preserving our green spaces matters.
The Sunday Spark – It’s not a small world after all
In week 22 of The Sunday Spark, a reminder that it’s not really a small world. In addition to considering just how big this planet of ours is, a look at electric buses, the climate cost of your summer barbecue, climacteric produce storage tips, and cutting back on driving.
Why it’s time to ditch fast fashion
Do you know your fashion footprint? When it comes to our environmental crisis, fast fashion brands have a lot to answer for. Read on to learn the real cost of your cheap clothing and how you can reduce the impact of your wardrobe on the planet.
The Sunday Spark – Celebrating 50 years in Canada
On Friday, my family marked a significant anniversary. Fifty years ago, we immigrated to Canada from England. In week 21 of The Sunday Spark, I reflect on 50 years in Canada. Also this week: World Turtle Day, the business impact of ESG, Schoolhouse Rock, and regifting tips.