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Planning to have an eco-friendly Valentine’s and don’t know where to start? Showing love to our romantic ones on February 14th shouldn’t harm the planet. According to Statista, Valentine’s Day’s total spending in the United States is expected to be 21.8 billion dollars. Compared to 2020, which was at its

Written by Isaias Hernandez My passion and pain to do Environmental Racism work stems from growing up in a low-income community in Los Angeles, California that experienced environmental injustice. Environmental Racism looks at the slow poison that is inflicted on a Black, Indigenous, and Person of Colors body due to

Written by Isaias Hernandez The Climate Scale is a range of emerging emotions and feelings that help individuals navigate where they are situated and how to better understand themselves during the climate crisis. Most often not, climate change and mental health research studies are not rapidly available nor accessible for

Written by Isaias Hernandez Zero waste and environmental racism is a human right issue. Communities are not created nor designed equal, many BIPOC communities globally are the ones living in nearby toxic facilities — waste incinerators being one of them. Zero-Waste was created back in 2002 by the Zero Waste

Written by Isaias Hernandez Environmental racism is a concept from the environmental justice movement that looks into the policies and practices that discriminate against Black, Indigenous, and POC (People of Color) communities. It looks into the economic inequalities and injustices that communities often face with how they are designated in