What You Can Do
Green Points of View
Eating 'Green' – What Are You Really Buying? by Sheila Newhouse
Read board member Chris Elam's interview with Jonathan Bloom, author of American Wasteland, a new book that looks at why we waste so much perfectly edible food.
Read How Hamburgers Pollute Our Water, by Research Director Renee Cho. The article can be found on Columbia University's Earth Institute blog.
Take Action
At Inform, we strive to make becoming an educated consumer and everyday environmentalist a feasible goal. We like to think that the world really is a small place and everyone has an impact on the future of the Earth. Just think about these tips as you go about your everyday routines and take action!
- Use less: Resources on this planet are not unlimited. Simply by using less, one can become more sustainable.
- Recycle: Decreasing the need to harvest, mine or unearth natural resources decreases vast amounts of pollution and unalterable damages.
- Disseminate knowledge: Small changes, if enacted by large populations, create huge changes.
