Educate Yourself About Global Warming Facts and Take Action; What Can You Do?

Global Warming

Do you know people who choose to bury their head in the sand about climate change?

Global Warming Facts are hard to dismiss, but denial works for some people.

You are what you eat, drink, think and do!

Mother Earth depends on us to keep her healthy. If we dump on her and take her resources for granted, future generations will suffer the consequences.

It makes sense to use only what you need.

It feels GOOD to use only what you need!

Fill your life with purpose and you will find the inspiration to get up everyday filled with determination and gratitude.

One person can make a big difference in SO many ways!

Choosing less meat and more organic foods in your diet can make a huge impact on global warming!

Choosing less meat and more organic foods in your diet make a huge impact on your health, too!

What’s good for YOU is good for Mother Earth!

Use non-toxic cleaning products.
Plant a tree! (Enjoy the outdoors with your family!)
Shop locally for food. Farmers Markets are great, fresh foods take less energy to produce than packaged foods. (Build community while you’re there! Say hello to your neighbors)
Insulate your home better, and reap the rewards with a cozy place to rest and recuperate.
Turn off the television and go for a walk! (You’ll love it!)

Every time you do something that has a positive impact on your home, your community, and our planet you can feel good about it.

Contribution and Connection are definitely 2 powerful Heart Failure Solutions!

Educate Yourself About Global Warming Facts and Take Action!

Bloggers around the world are taking action today as part of Blog Action Day to bring awareness to global warming!

One person can make a huge difference!

Join The Life Breath Club and become part of a team that is improving the planet!

Click on the link below and learn about all the benefits of membership!

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This is a private membership site to protect your medical privacy.

It’s FREE!

Many blessings,

Carrie Tucker, RCP