WVC Geographers

The rainwater that flows down from my house must mostly go through subterranean channels, since there are no large rivers between my location on the Waterville Plateau and the Colombia River. Its also possible that some of it is sequestered in underground reservoirs. 

I haven't really thrown food away for quite some time, but composting makes use of some organic matter that people don't usually eat. While it takes a couple years for compost to fully be broken down, it can be useful as fertilizer quite soon, especially if enough high carbon plant material is added. 

The primary barrier is the fact that many events provide plastic water bottles, so its a lot easier to just use them instead of bringing along a reusable water bottle. Therefore, I'd say you just need to think a little more about that kind of thing.

Hi- just wanted to say that I have been trying to pick up 5 to 10 pieces of garbage every day since I started the ecochallenge. It is going really well. I find myself going for it more than I usually would. I feel like a perfect person every time I grab something and pick it up and throw it away. I could technically hang on to this habit and...

For the most part, I don't use single-use plastic, but I signed up for this goal because during the pandemic I am challenged to continue using my canvas bags at the grocery store.  I only go to the grocery store once every two weeks and am shopping for six people in two households.  But when I bring my own bags, I have to unload my cart, place...

I bought wood and decided to make a small Garden box. My dad helped me make it and my mom helped planting seeds. Now I can see small sprouts growing. I’m excited to see the prosees.