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These days, you might be thinking about how to reduce your carbon footprint. While the problem is big, little changes you make every day can help contribute to a cleaner, greener future. If everyone made just a few changes in how they consume, dramatic change could happen. For example, not letting water run, turning off lights, not buying fruit and vegetables in plastic clamshell containers, If consumers don't buy them, they will have to change packaging.
Michelle Gagliano has completely changed the methods she uses to paint. She uses nontoxic solvents & lavender oil to clean her brushes. Her paintings are created with natural pigments, egg tempera and walnut oil to bind them. She researched and implemented recipes from the Renaissance creating paintings that will stand the test of time.
There are so many small things we can implement in our daily lives...Drive less, ride a bike, use your own bags, buy from environmentally ethical companies, buy local fruit and vegetables, don't use disposables.
All of that will make a huge difference.
We don’t want to have to
"Beg forgiveness from future generations '' to quote Tony Savoie…
Each one of us has a responsibility, if everyone steps up, change will happen.
Loving Mother Earth,
-Angela
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