USDA SRRC

We don't use plastic straws, we have reusable stainless ones when needed. We use reusable glassware and tupperware as much as possible but sometimes use Ziploc bags.  If the Ziploc bag can be washed & reused, we do that too. 

BY learning more about water conservation and preparing accordingly.

Doesn't surprise me, but I am very aware of this & try hard not to throw food out.

It will allow me to waste less food because I will always check the product on my own before throwing it out.

That I need to do a lot more to help take care of the earth we all live on.

I have started to run more during these days. Typically 5-10 kilometers per day. It feels great to do more exercise during the COVID 19 era.

I am sad to see the end of this challenge. Being stuck in the house during covid-19, it is easy to get frustrated. But then, there was this challenge that encouraged me to take a walk and be productive. There's a lot of uncertainty and scariness surrounding this virus, but I am glad I had the opportunity to reflect on becoming closer to the...

This challenge has been a great way to see how small actions on each persons behalf make a huge difference overall to protect the environment. 

I have used my bicycle to go to work and do exercise almost everyday. It has been very nice to ride the bike along the lake and see the beautiful subset and learn about the neighborhood.

Wow, I learned a lot about how much water goes into the beverages I drink (water in pumping oil, making labels, making the product). The NPR article stated that bottled water companies aren't so bad at 1.39L to make 1/L of water, soda 2.02L, a liter of beer 4L, wine 4.74L, and hard alcohol 34.55L. I guess they are right, bottled water isn't...