CELEBRATE EARTH MONTH
The vast scale and urgent implications of the climate crisis can feel overwhelming. But every individual action, no matter how small, contributes to the collective effort to combat climate change. By taking one step at a time, from reducing energy consumption and composting food waste to choosing locally-grown food and repurposing usable items, we have the power to drive positive change and create a cleaner, greener and more climate-resilient future for our community.
Tallgrass Prairie at Village Roots | Photo by Mary Rose O’Brien-Bernini
Minimize energy consumption at home and in your transportation
Seal and insulate your home
Choose energy-efficient (electric) appliances and LED lighting
Carpool, walk, bike, and opt for an electric vehicle when purchasing your next car
Use water wisely
Fix leaks
Install water-saving fixtures
Choose Sustainable Products
Buy locally-sourced products
Choose responsibly-made goods
Minimize consumption & maximize repurposing
Reduce
Recycle
Advocate for climate action
Engage in local (e.g., Granville Village) and global advocacy to push for policies that address climate change.
Support renewable energy
Invest in renewable energy sources (e.g., Granville renewable energy aggregation) and advocate for their implementation with your neighbors and in your community
Educate others
Share knowledge about sustainability, climate change and its impacts to raise awareness and amplify your effectiveness
Vote with the environment in mind
Elect leaders who prioritize climate action and support sustainable policies
Wildwood Park | Photo by Mary-Rose O'Brien-Bernini