Stan State Sustainability

This challenge was fun! More specifically I enjoyed the "Kiss the Ground" documentary. It is so enlightening to see how soil represents life through all those microorganisms that provide earth nutrients. It is a cycle in which humans play a huge role.

Other reasons include to see a future generation enjoying a clean environment. To get people out of poverty and to provide others with the right knowledge to take care of others through small steps. Regenerative agriculture positively impacts me and my community by allowing me to enjoy healthy air, land, and food. In my community, I hope it...

I have completed my daily and one-time actions for this challenge! Lots of good information.

This information definitely peaked my interest. I will have to do more research on how this could benefit me in my area.

I feel like if everyone does a little bit, it will help. We need to keep our planet beautiful for our future children and grandchildren and further on.

My city or town can make its climate action plans equitable and socially just by considering what are the needs of the people and how they can be balanced with inclusivity. For example, adding wheelchair ramps in each side sidewalk corner.

It's been a form for a long time, but electricity is expensive to run.

The multiple benefits of community gardens, including carbon sequestration include a safe place where one can focus and improve one's mental health. When I volunteered, we cleared the path so people in wheelchairs could also enjoy it. These benefits matter to me because this is my community and I take my family and friends there.

Microturbines could be installed on the outskirts of my town. There is plenty of flat terrain with no tall obstacles nearby. There might also be more wind our in the rural area.

Maybe but I don't think it can be used for building in every area. I think type of weather in certain areas would be a factor.