We need some solutions for wet(ish) things, like picking up after dogs, and for lining green bins (municipal composting programs of organics), and many “compostable” plastics won’t cut it, but these just might; I’m going to look for the MyAlphaPet bags, because they say they are made from cornstarch and other…

Home heating and cooling are huge issues, and huge drivers of climate change (and no, I’m not going to bore you with statistics to prove facts that most of us are on side with).

Boing boing has a list of major corporations funding anti-choice candidates. They also give a link to an article detailing the most effective way(s) of getting said corporations attention;

Of course, I don’t understand most of what I’m reading in the article :D, but it sounds like good news!

From CleanTechnica;

From Laughing Squid

This was a very positive article from one of my favourite sites, CleanTechnica. One of their contributors lives in Kenya and writes from the perspective of someone living in a small community in the developing world.

A plant-based diet is number 4 on Project Drawdown’s top 100 solutions to fighting climate change. I’m going to add in one or two more of their top 100, starting with this post, otherwise it’ll take a looong time to get to all 100!

Cutting down on food waste is #3 on Project Drawdown’s list of solutions to climate change (we haven’t even gotten to fossil fuels yet!). Number 2 is onshore wind production, primarily using windfarms, and that’s an infrastructure item that the ordinary person might have difficulty installing, although there are…

From emptywheel;

I had planned to start addressing Project Drawdown’s “100 Solutions to Reverse Global Warming”, starting with number one, BUT; I see that they have an “eco challenge coming up, from April 3 to April 24. So I’m going to link to that instead.

Empty Wheel is starting a series which aims to explain the Green New Deal. The comments are very articulate too.