I have done a lot of research in this and now a days it is very hard to avoid toxic products. The changes I have done are switching out my detergent, body wash and shampoo for cleaner products that have less toxins. I purchased homemade candles and avoid fragrant dryer sheets, soaps or sprays. Every time I purchase groceries or dog treats I also ensure to buy the version that has the least ingredients and pick the healthier versions.

I use 90% solar lights in my backyard, I dry clothes outside for a few minutes before throwing them in the dryer, I recycle water, cans and bottles and I also use my compost garbage can.

What I have done to advocate for clean energy is share with my closest neighbors my interest in getting solar panels installed in my home, this actually encouraged us to discuss the pros and cons of this type of change.

I support my community by exchanging organic produce with my neighbors, buying from farmers markets and also going to the Magnolia Project to obtain organic produce at no cost. I actually have an appointment to go there this afternoon, looking forward to it!

When people don't have to worry about social injustice issues, they have more time to spend on their wellbeing, this can naturally sometimes lead into caring and acknowledging their surroundings, which can help improve the environment.

I definitely was, am and will be addicted to sugar forever lol but I have made HUGE changes in this addiction. I have not had soda in one year and I always switch out white sugar to other healthier choices. I also just purchased organic brown sugar on my last Costco trip.

I need to learn more about our current food growing processes, but what I do know is that I truly enjoy growing my own food, the taste is always very different compared to store bought items, its so convenient to just go out to the garden and pick something and it is very gratifying to dedicate time and energy into growing an edible garden.