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5 Ways to Work Towards Environmental Justice from Low Waste + Sustainable Living Expert, Jhanneu
Transformative: A Letter from Our Executive Director
Transformative. That’s the word I heard a friend use to describe this year as we progress through it; and it made me pa…
Plastic Free Ecochallenge 2020: Our Collective Impact and Reflections
have a look at our collective impact:
No justice, no peace, no sustainable world.
Dear Ecochallenge.org Community,All of what is taking place in our world right now is connected.Our hearts are with the…
Earth Day 2020: Our Collective Impact and Reflections
have a look at our collective impact:
COVID-19 Letter to Educators
These are stressful and uncertain times, and we hope that you, your families, and your students are healthy during them…
Creativity, Climate Change, and the Atlanta Airport
In 1998, I accidentally discovered the power of art to help people think differently about trash. I created a flamenco …
Yes, and...
Yes, and…Connecting the Dots for Climate Solutionsby: Lacy Cagle, Ecochallenge.orgIn the human experience, as much conn…
Looking Ahead into 2020 with New Executive Direction
Dear Ecochallenge.org Community,As we close our fourth-consecutive year of record impact and participation, there are s…
The People's Ecochallenge 2019
Our People's Ecochallenge 2019 was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who participated in and supported this Ec…
A Different Way: Betty Shelly
Since 2006, Betty Shelley and her husband Jon have produced just one 35-gallon garbage can of trash a year. Although th…
Asheville High School Students Step Up for Drawdown Ecochallenge 2018
In April students from Asheville High school in Asheville, North Carolina wowed us with their performance in Drawdown E…