Living More Sustainably
Living More Sustainably
A book of the differences even a tiny bit of change can make and how each of us can ask ourselves to do just one extra thing. We’ve all heard the news about global climate change and habitat loss and fracking and etc…. We’d all like to do something about it, but many of us aren’t ready to make the drastic changes required to live totally sustainably and we think “What difference can my little contribution make?” Each of us can add a few little sustainable practices to our day-to-day lives without much impact on the way we live our lives. But if we all add a few little sustainable practices to our regular habits, we can change the world, literally.
The alterations we each can make are radical or a bit less so. Each chapter of the book shows some options for altering our lifestyles which are extreme, reasonably significant or something closer to what most folks think of as doable beginnings in some different areas of our lives.
About this Book
Meaningful Reflections
A relatable adventure that keeps young readers curious and turn pages
Caring for Our World
Encourages young readers to understand their connection with nature and the importance of protecting our planet.
Lessons of Kindness
Shares gentle reminders about empathy, love, and making thoughtful choices that create a positive impact.
Small Changes Matter
Inspires children and families to take simple steps toward a more mindful and sustainable way of living.
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Some great ideas, would like to see more of them included and “fleshed out” a bit more. Unfortunately, the proofreader should be fired! Syntax, punctuation, and sentence composition are so badly mangled that it was difficult to read and comprehend.
Great read! Very insightful!
Living near the ocean makes climate change much more visible to everyday life. Over the last decade we’ve seen more hurricanes, huge fish kills on the beaches from red tide, wildlife estuaries polluted and/or drying up. The consequences means less fish for migrating birds to eat so less birds return each year, less sea grass for manatees so their population dwindling...
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