Laurie F
I'm basically an educator--but focused on the environment and "green" topics. I've taught high school biology, college level environmental science and worked a lot with elementary school youngsters. I've been an environmental activist but now focus on the educational nonprofit that I started.
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BS in environmental science from Cook College, Rutgers University (formerly the College of Agriculture & Environmental Science) and MA in environmental education from Montclair State CollegeAffiliations
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Plastic, Plastic Everywhere --Plastics, politics and people can be a volatile mix that has resulted in enormous amounts of debris in our oceans, landfills and lives.
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My Earth Day Promise to the PlanetThe state of our natural places makes me want to cry. In some places there is so little left. I want to inspire people to begin to heal our planet. -
In a Sea of PlasticIt sometimes seems as though our world is now made of plastic - it's everywhere around us, on us, in us. -
Touch the World in a Can of CokeWe don't often think deeply about the things we buy and use, yet our choices with these common everyday items can have repercussions around the world. A can of Coke is a good example...
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Confessions of an Eco-Sinner; Tracking Down the Sources of My StuffReading Confessions of an Eco-Sinner; Tracking Down the Sources of My Stuff by Fred Pearce was an eye-opening experience. If you want to "go green," this gives you a lot to think about.
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The Dirt on Good Dirt: Make Your Own Great SoilTurn your kitchen scraps and yard waste into great soil to enrich your garden. Composting at home is easy.