It baffles me that many things that I eat have some negative impact. There seems to be little choices that don't have some type of carbon footprint. In the future, I will be more mindful when purchasing food items by doing research beforehand.

I feel overwhelmed at the fact that every year, scientists tell us it will be too late and I hear lots of negative news coverage (wildfires, burning of the forests, coral reef depletion). It makes me hopeful that more people are starting to care, and when I see news coverage that isn't always negative (new solutions to sustainability, this Earth Month challenge and how there are so many solutions).

I know that many products in my daily life uses palm oil. I will be mindful when I purchase products to avoid this product, as well as advocate for others to be mindful as well. 

I was surprised at how big my carbon footprint was. I try to be mindful, but I can definitely try to reduce the amount of energy I use in the house when I am not using them (unplugging unused electronics, etc.).

It shows that the community cares about sustainability, which means that we all share the same concern. This helps me believe that we are all in this together.

I think it is important to look at other countries that have successfully integrated transportation systems that are meeting human needs and try to model a system in our respective countries.

Many large companies are investing in green energy, promising to use 100% renewable energy in the next coming years. I can support businesses that invest in clean energy by purchasing from them first before buying from companies that do not promise to deliver goods from clean energy.

I do not think it is feasible. This is only because after all of these activities and learning about these amazing, efficient, and sustainable options, we are still not implementing them. We've had solutions for years but regulations (society) is halting the progress.

There are so many other reasons to care about regenerative agriculture, such as long-term sustainability for farmers and the community as a whole and great long-term investment in the community's economy as the clean air and water would reduce health issues.

I could invest my time into researching and learning more about geothermal energy, and discussing with people I come into contact with to spread the word about how public investment could expand its usage.