Let your friends and neighbors know that you've taken action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change (and, often, to save yourself money), and they might be inspired to do likewise! While we’re all inundated with messages from TV, direct mail and social media,...
Join the Plastic-Free July Challenge and reduce your single-use plastics this month Did you know? The plastics industry generates carbon emissions equivalent to 600 coal plants, four times that of the airline industry. And U.S. plastics production alone could consume one-fifth of the Earth’s remaining carbon...
Greetings, green-thumbed enthusiasts! As climate change concerns continue to grow, gardeners are seeking eco-friendly alternatives to maintain their lush landscapes. Switching from gas-powered yard equipment to electric-powered rechargeable ones can benefit both you and the environment. Let’s explore how electrifying your garden can contribute to a...
Friday, May 31, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM Memorial Park on Bow Street Free Parking Enjoy shopping locally for local products in a lovely, shaded location! The Freeport Farmers Market features locally grown produce, meats, oysters and flowers and a variety of jams, baked goods and homemade products like soaps and...
You won't want to miss this exciting evening of fun and fashion! May 31, 2024 Meetinghouse Arts, 40 Main St., Freeport 7pm, doors open at 6:30 FreeportCAN, Kargos and ReStyle are hosting the Planet Friendly Fashion Show – an evening of fun, fashion and sustainable style. Emcee Amy Brooks from...
Saturday, June 1, 5:00-7:00 PM Freeport Community Center Bradley Room 53 Depot Street Freeport Climate Action Now invites you to a Free Plant-Based Supper at Freeport Community Services. Come feast on delicious and nutritious vegetarian dishes prepared by your neighbors, local restaurants, grocers and markets. Taste healthy foods...
Freeport CAN is working on a long list of action steps to reduce our community’s contribution to climate change. One of them is urging homeowners to stow their mowers in May as a way to reduce carbon emissions. Why No Mow May? Nearly 54 million Americans mow...
The fashion industry is one of the five biggest contributors to global pollution. Tradition in the industry indicates that the average garment goes through 101 steps before being wearable— ranging from the harvesting of materials through weaving, dyeing, cutting, sewing, and so on. The good...
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In a world grappling with climate change and environmental degradation, every action counts. From reducing our carbon footprint to minimizing waste, there are countless ways individuals can contribute to a healthier planet. One often overlooked yet impactful solution lies right in our own backyards: growing vegetables...