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If one of your intentions in the New Year is to become more involved in the world of policy and politics -- particularly in the area of taking action on climate change and improving sustainability across the board -- welcome to ecologiCWorks. This platform will be a home for news, networking, and conversations about all matters ecological -- from a planetary perspective to a household one.

And if you don't know who I am, that's cool.  I have been a career educator, teaching literature, composition, journalism, history, and sustainability for almost three decades.  For a decade or so when I lived in South Florida, I also wrote and produced lots of content for a public radio station in Miami. Right now, I work at an independent school in Tacoma -- an institution which has been generous enough to let me develop their sustainability programs and curriculum.  As I see it, ecologiCWorks is simply a more public and (hopefully) high profile way to continue my own education and advance the causes that matter most to me -- and hopefully to you.


Get Involved
Starting today, you can contact your federal and state representatives and officials to make your own concerns known -- below are some websites to get you started.

Countable

Citizens Climate Lobby

House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis (Kathy Castor, Chair)

Health and Environmental Agencies of US States and Territories (via the EPA)

National Association of Conservation Districts


Get Smart
The fields of environmental science and sustainability are constantly developing and changing, so it's never a bad idea to keep up with the best ideas, information, and practices.  Below, again, are some great places to start.

Center for Ecoliteracy

UN Sustainable Development Goals

350.org

Sierra Club

Oceana

National Resources Defense Council


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