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07/09/2026

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07/03/2023

04/25/2023

Earth Day Fun Facts!

Fashion is one of the most polluting of all industries. Clothing is manufactured with highly toxic dyes and heavy metals that are flushed into clean water streams, rivers, and aquifers where they sicken people and animals, harm ecosystems, and cause biodiversity loss.

62% of all clothing is made partially or entirely of synthetic fibers such as polyester which is a crude oil derivative. Petroleum is a non-renewable resource with significant negative impacts on the earth.

04/21/2023

Earth Day Fun Facts!
1. An estimated 583 billion plastic bottles were produced in 2021. That is 100 billion more than were produced just five years ago.

2. Americans alone use half a billion drinking straws every day.

04/12/2023

Earth Day Fun Facts!

Fact #1. Beef products have the most greenhouse gas emissions, which include methane. A global average of 110lb (50kg) of greenhouse gases is released per 3.5 oz of protein.

Fact #2. Raising animals for food takes up half of all water used in the U.S.

04/10/2023

Earth Day Facts for Monday!

Fact #1: An estimated 1,800 gallons of water go into a single pound of beef. With that much water, you could take 105 eight-minute showers a day!

Fact #2: Food is the cause of 30% of all carbon emissions

Fact #3: Beef produces the most greenhouse gas emissions, which include methane. A global average of 110lb (50kg) of greenhouse gases is released per 3.5oz of protein

Don't forget, Earth Day is April 22nd!

04/07/2023

Earth Day Fun Fact:

Adding 10% more green cover in cities and towns could potentially reduce the surface temperature of the area by 2.2 °C

04/06/2023

Earth Day Fun Facts! 🌎

Plants found in forests release phytoncides, antimicrobial compounds. Studies have found that exposure to phytoncides can reduce stress, boost the immune system, and lower blood pressure as well as heart rate.

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04/05/2023

Earth Day is April 22, 2023
Here is an Earth Day

Forests are extremely important to humanity’s health and well-being. They provide tens of millions of jobs and are a vital part of the food chain, and over 28,000 species of forest plants are used in medicines.