Sustainability
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Local food businesses cut plastic waste, proving sustainability pays off.
In Berkeley, one local coffee shop slashed its single-use cup waste by 40% in just six months.
Santa Monica's Tourism Boom Threatens Neighborhoods, But a Solution Exists.
Despite generating an estimated $917 million in annual spending for its local economy, Santa Monica faces a projected structural General Fund operating deficit of $29.
How to Start and Manage a Community Garden in 2026
Community gardeners report significantly higher levels of subjective well-being compared to those who tend individual home gardens, suggesting a unique boost to happiness.
What Is a Short-Term Mission Trip and How Does Thirst Missions Ensure a Lasting Impact?
A short-term mission trip is a one-to-two-week volunteer experience where groups support ministry and community development, often in a cross-cultural setting. Thirst Missions organizes these trips, focusing on long-term community partnerships and locally-driven projects to ensure a lasting, positive impact.
Green Commitments Waver, But Regulations Drive Sustainable Business Forward
Over the last two years, a quarter of companies have slashed their sustainability headcount and budgets, according to Trellis Group data.
What Are the Benefits and Challenges of Urban Community Gardens?
While often seen as simple plots of land, urban community gardens are quietly transforming diets and social bonds across neighborhoods.
Green Certification: Local Businesses Embrace Sustainability
Businesses participating in green certification programs have collectively mitigated over 400,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions, a significant environmental achievement.
Kincardine's 6 Eco-Friendly Sustainable Practices
On June 18, the Kincardine Theatre Guild will host a 'Relove Runway' circular fashion show, an initiative by the Kincardine Environmental Action Network (KEAN) to promote sustainable clothing practice