The next in a series of posts by Dr. Nate Charach. Read Part 1 here. In my first blog post I outlined my understanding that there are pleasant and unpleasant emotions rather than classifying them as positive and negative. The most crucial emotion to lessen my “eco-anxiety” has been sadness. Let’s first examine why sadness … Continue reading Dealing with Eco-Anxiety: Embracing Sadness, Part 2
Dealing with Eco-Anxiety: An Introduction by Dr. Nate Charach
We are excited to introduce this guest post by Dr. Charach, providing timely insight into the swirl of emotions many of us feel as we strive to gain a sense of place in the midst of our climate crisis. Many people struggle with anxiety, depression and other mental health challenges. Culturally we are often focused … Continue reading Dealing with Eco-Anxiety: An Introduction by Dr. Nate Charach
Low-Carbon Luxury – 5 – Be Where You Are
If you're new to the Low Carbon Luxury Series, start here. Would you rather be somewhere else right now? Does simply reading that question make you enjoy being where you are a little bit less? In a previous installment of this series, I wrote about finding the intrinsic value of experiences rather than ceaselessly comparing … Continue reading Low-Carbon Luxury – 5 – Be Where You Are
We Did it!!
Thanks to your ridiculously generous support, we've signed a contract with Pattison Media and we will have one 100 climate crisis posters on the TTC! When we launched, raising $10,000 in 17 days seemed absurdly ambitious -- but we're in the 'try everything' camp when it comes to climate action, so we tried. AND YOU … Continue reading We Did it!!
Help us put Climate Crisis ads on the subway!
We have a plan to put ads on the TTC that tell the truth about our climate crisis. We have a graphic designer willing to do the design for free! We have a loose concept -- simply sharing hard-hitting climate facts that are being under-reported, such as the water crisis in Chennai. We have consulted … Continue reading Help us put Climate Crisis ads on the subway!
