Everyone knows the big ones: water bottles, coffee mugs, and grocery bags. If those are the only ones you reuse, it's still something. And if you don't at least partake in the big three, try it out!

Taylor and Deanne dive into the other things they reuse including clothes (thrift shopping), bulk food shopping, to-go food containers, food and leftover reuse, and many more. 

Everyone knows the big ones: water bottles, coffee mugs, and grocery bags. If those are the only ones you reuse, it's still something. And if you don't at least partake in the big three, try it out! Taylor and Deanne dive into the other things they reuse including clothes (thrift shopping), bulk food shopping, to-go food containers, food and leftover reuse, and many more.

Climate change on our planet is occurring  at a rate never seen before by scientists, and it is proven that we as humans are the accelerator. Easy Being Green, hosted by Taylor Powers and Deanne Tetzl, a dynamic duo from different generations and upbringings, discusses how they are trying to make changes in their own lives and how you can too. There is still time to slow the rate of climate change and work together to make earth healthy again. Join them to learn and engage in how you can do your part for the environment.

Easy Being Green

Climate change on our planet is occurring at a rate never seen before by scientists, and it is proven that we as humans are the accelerator. Easy Being Green, hosted by Taylor Powers and Deanne Tetzl, a dynamic duo from different generations and upbringings, discusses how they are making changes to live a more sustainable life and how you can too. There is still time to slow the rate of climate change and work together to make earth healthy again. Join them to learn and engage in how you can do your part for the environment.

Climate change on our planet is occurring at a rate never seen before by scientists, and it is proven that we as humans are the accelerator. Easy Being Green, hosted by Taylor Powers and Deanne Tetzl, a dynamic duo from different generations and upbringings, discusses how they are making changes to live a more sustainable life and how you can too. There is still time to slow the rate of climate change and work together to make earth healthy again. Join them to learn and engage in how you can do your part for the environment.

Reuse, Reuse, Reuse!

Not all energy is created equally. Taylor and Deanne discuss ways you can balance your demand for energy to make it more efficient. They also discuss the future of renewable energy and some current roadblocks in the way of making solar, biomass, geothermal, wind, and hydropower the majority energy source. 

Not all energy is created equally. Taylor and Deanne discuss ways you can balance your demand for energy to make it more efficient. They also discuss the future of renewable energy and some current roadblocks in the way of making solar, biomass, geothermal, wind, and hydropower the majority energy source.&nbsp;

Balancing the Demand For Energy

The California wildfires are sweeping the state and displacing a massive population. Homes are being lost, evacuation centers are at capacity, pets need fostering, and people need your help. Deanne and Taylor discuss various funds to support fire victims. If you want to hear more about the impact of climate change on forest fires and vice versa, listen to our previous episode.  

The California wildfires are sweeping the state and displacing a massive population. Homes are being lost, evacuation centers are at capacity, pets need fostering, and people need your help. Deanne and Taylor discuss various funds to support fire victims. If you want to hear more about the impact of climate change on forest fires and vice versa, listen to our previous episode.&nbsp;&nbsp;

How  you can help those affected by the raging California wildfires

As more greenhouse gas emissions enter our atmosphere, climate change takes effect. Drier regions become drier, making wildfires more prevalent. Wildfires not only devastate the area of the fire, but also contribute to the high carbon levels in our air, further instigating climate change. It is a negative feedback loop that Taylor and Deanne discuss and share thoughts on we can slow it down. 

As more greenhouse gas emissions enter our atmosphere, climate change takes effect. Drier regions become drier, making wildfires more prevalent. Wildfires not only devastate the area of the fire, but also contribute to the high carbon levels in our air, further instigating climate change. It is a negative feedback loop that Taylor and Deanne discuss and share thoughts on we can slow it down.&nbsp;

The negative feedback look of climate change and wildfires

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