I think those are better off economically should make more conscious consumption choices as they are able to shop from a wider array of stores. I think reduction for those who are struggling to have basic needs may seem harsh, and having options for those who need basic resources is a responsibility that falls on all of us

I feel so much more peace when I spend time in nature. Especially since I am new to Hawai'i, I am grateful for all the new hikes I now have access to!

I did not know how greatly consuming seafood was damaging the ocean. I now am more conscious of what seafood choices I make and the impact I am having in my choices.

I could purchase more foods from local farmers to promote the economy and healthier foods for my body.

I was unaware how much carbon my digital habits were using.

I do not but I am sure I could look up the answer!

This does not surprise me, however I wish my money was spent to improve public transport. As I rely on this method of transportation so much I would greatly appreciate if it was better and more efficient.

I already use a reusable water daily, and while the transition to college made this a little harder, the EcoChallenge kept this practice a daily habit!

By creating space I was able to better manage my time and create more space between work and other aspects of my life.

Taking a walk helps me to feel better physically and mentally and is overall a very cleansing experience for me.