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Regeneration International: Reverse Global Warming and End World Hunger
Climate Reality April 12, 2021In June 2015, about 60 people from 21 nations, representing businesses, the farming and scientific communities, educational institutions, policymakers and NGOs, convened in Costa Rica to draw up a blueprint for an international movement united around a common goal: to reverse global warming and end world hunger by facilitating and accelerating the global transition to regenerative agriculture and land management. In January 2017, Regeneration International (RI) achieved 501(c)(3) nonprofit status. Today, RI engages with a network of more than 250 international partners and a growing number of Regeneration Alliances throughout the world, including in the U.S., South Africa, India, Canada,…
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Composting in the Desert
April 12, 2021At Tucson Village Farm (TVF), we often get folks from the public who are on a walk or otherwise exploring the many gardens here…
Learn MoreCreating a New Sense of Community: Youth Taking Action on Climate
April 12, 2021Through a grant from the Corporation for National and Community Service, two University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) professors worked with high school students to…
Learn MoreEco-Friendly Ideas to Celebrate Mothers
April 12, 2021“A mother is the one who fills your heart in the first place.” – Amy Tan We celebrate mothers every day but on May…
Learn MoreYou Can Keep Our Air Clean and Healthy
April 12, 2021When Mrs. Green’s World was approached by the team at Pima County Environmental Quality to help spread the word about their Clean Air Program…
Learn MoreSwitching Rose-colored Glasses for Green
April 10, 2021Growing up in Orange County, California, I had the luxury of not experiencing the effects of climate change first-hand. My water was clean, my…
Learn MoreThe Green Zine: Environmental Storytelling
April 10, 2021My name is Max Sano and I am a Junior environmental studies and government joint major with an Arabic minor at Franklin & Marshall…
Learn More4 important reasons to have a well-woman exam every year
April 10, 2021It's time to get back on track with making your health a priority. That includes scheduling your annual well-woman exam with your provider. "Having…
Learn MoreCelebrating Women in Climate Science, Advocacy and Activism
March 15, 2021Climate change is the biggest threat that we have ever faced as a civilization. However, the impact of climate change is disproportionate for women.…
Learn MoreThrough the Looking Glass: Climate Change and the Future of Water in the Tucson Region
March 15, 2021Editor’s Note: We look forward to any opportunity to highlight women who are outstanding examples of climate scientists and globally recognized as leaders in…
Learn More5 ways to lower your blood pressure without medication
March 14, 2021Mrs. Green’s World is a platform that not only educates people about the health of the planet, but also encourages all of us to…
Learn More5 Actions You Can Take This Week
March 14, 2021“The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.” Ayn Rand Ready to do some good for…
Learn MoreHonoring Black History
February 16, 2021In recognition of February's designation as Black History Month, we wanted to provide a little bit of background on how it came to be…
Learn MoreTaking a Deeper Cut with Mrs. Green: A Reflection
February 16, 2021The path to living a sustainable life and minimizing one’s carbon footprint is clearly a marathon and definitely not a sprint. It is a…
Learn MoreThis Racial Climate is Thick
February 16, 2021Imagine a distinct toxic burnt rubber smell in the air as you wake up every morning. Headaches that become routine and seem to dissipate…
Learn MoreAnxiety and depression in children and teens raising concerns
February 16, 2021Stress and anxiety can take a toll on all of us. With COVID-19, online school, small or nonexistent social lives and current world events,…
Learn MoreBiden Administration: Hope for Climate Change Solutions?
January 26, 2021As President Biden steps into his role of leading the United States, do we have reason to be optimistic about his ambitious plan to…
Learn MoreAn Important Question: A Conversation with a Scientist
January 26, 2021The Union of Concerned Scientists posed a very important question to scientist, Rachel Cleetus, Climate and Energy Program Policy Director: What should the Biden…
Learn MoreWhen to get a COVID-19 test.
January 25, 2021With the current surge of COVID-19 cases, you might wonder if and when you should get tested. “Not everyone needs to get tested,” said…
Learn MoreDreams Don't Just Come True
December 15, 2020A little over thirteen years ago, I had a dream. I wanted to tell anyone who would listen that our planet was in trouble…
Learn MoreHow to Be More Sustainable at Home this Holiday Season
December 15, 2020The days are getting shorter, the weather is cooling down (even if you’re living in sunny Los Angeles), and the holiday season is officially right around…
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