Do you have anyone you look up to working in climate health that you’d like to see highlighted in this guide? Do you know of a good source for positive climate news or advocacy involvement? Submit those ideas here.

I am particularly looking for product recommendations from companies that are BIPOC-owned or donate large sums of their proceeds to charity, or all of the proceeds in the case of good.store.

Please note: in this document, I frequently recommend using “old textiles”. By that, I am referring to developing a small hoard of old clothing, rags, and other fabric products that a secondhand store would not take. Many chain thrift stores send unsold or unusable goods to landfills and/or other countries where the cheaply-priced foreign goods hurt their economies. I save fabrics that I do not feel confident about finding a good home for and use them for many projects. Getting rid of things I don’t need made space available for my mini DIY hoard. When you have too many old textiles, you can send them to Trashie, Ridwell, or Terracycle.

Disclaimer: Affiliate links are in green for the sake of transparency. I only seek affiliate links for products I use daily rather than companies reaching out to me.