April 21 - May 12, 2024
ECO - GIGI
York University
POINTS TOTAL
- 25 TODAY
- 95 THIS WEEK
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676TOTAL
team impact
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UP TO18organic mealsconsumed
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UP TO14zero-waste mealsconsumed
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UP TO209minutesnot spent in front of a screen
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UP TO40plastic bottlesnot sent to the landfill
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UP TO19plastic strawsnot sent to the landfill
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UP TO8.0poundswaste composted
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UP TO2.0water collection systemsinstalled
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UP TO6.0neighborsmet
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UP TO209minutesspent outdoors
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UP TO243minutesspent learning
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April 22 at 8:11 AMGenuine and meaningful interest is key to creating meaningful interactions with friends or even strangers. This allows one to be vulnerable and show their authenticity, which will preserve the bonds formed between people.
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April 21 at 8:56 PMResidents may suffer from higher rates of respiratory illnesses due to air toxics, traffic, lead paint, and the proximity to hazardous waste. The lack of green spaces can also lead to disproportionate exposure to these environmental hazards, so families from low-income neighborhoods are well exposed. Since low-income neighborhoods are usually...
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April 21 at 8:26 PMProtecting the environment is one of the things that drives me to support sustainable energy, to ensure a better world for future generations. Seeing the damage caused by climate change motivates me to promote and advocate for renewable energy since it's crucial to preserving the planet.
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April 21 at 6:47 PMSo far, things are going well. These challenges have taught me a lot and helped me stick to sustainable habits consistently.
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April 21 at 6:39 PMTo keep it simple, practicing simplicity needs creativity. It's like trying to be effortless, but it requires considerable effort indeed. Through this eco-challenge, I focused only on what I needed, not what I wanted. When I stick to my needs, life feels less complicated. But when I give in to my wants, things pile up and my life feels and...
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April 21 at 6:27 PMCarson's words hit home for me. As someone who's often glued to indoor activities like homework and writing, I've felt disconnected during rare encounters with nature. This serves as a reminder of how our tech-focused lives can distance us from the world and ourselves. Carson's words couldn't be more right, as she warns us of the risk of losing...
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April 21 at 6:14 PMI've noticed I tend to make impulsive purchases and end up feeling unsatisfied afterward. I think I need to be more mindful when buying and maybe implement a waiting period before making non-essential purchases. Setting clearer financial goals could also help me prioritize my spending better, and set my wants and needs apart.
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April 21 at 5:50 PMYes, we can't feed the whole world with organic food, but we also can't ignore the potential benefits that come from sustainable practices and transitioning to organic farming. While it may not be the sole solution, prioritizing organic methods can contribute to healthier food systems and a more sustainable future for generations to come. One...
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April 21 at 5:39 PMInstead of using disposable plastic razors, I'd consider switching to an electric razor. I'd also stop using straws and drink straight from the cup. Additionally, I'd opt for glass tupperware instead of plastic tupperware. As for my father, he currently uses disposable foam-like cups for his morning coffee, so I'm thinking about introducing him...
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April 21 at 5:19 PMMy family has this awesome thing with pineapples. When we get one, my mom's the queen of using every single part of it, without letting anything go to waste. She slices up the juicy parts for us to eat fresh or freezes them and later on, uses them for smoothies. She also uses the pineapple peel to make a consumable tea that serves as an...
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