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Ins & Outs for 2026
We gotta call it like it is. 2026 if off to a rocky start. Fossil fuels once again are at the center of global disruption. Moving to the clean energy future has never been more important, but the extensive rollbacks of the current Administration are real and intense. The big takeaway from 2025: No one is going to save us. Seriously, it's up to us. The answers to all this disruption? Real life community. Intergenerational Connection. Civic action. Here are our Ins & Outs for
Heather White
Jan 63 min read


2025 Impact Report
2025 was a year of meaningful impact with a deep focus on resilience and community building. Learn more about our programs on eco-anxiety, service leadership, and green civics and our growing reach here.
Heather White
Dec 20, 20252 min read


We're BAACK! Green your Holidays with the #OneGreenThing Advent Game
The #OneGreenThing Advent Game is back again this year to help you green your holiday celebrations and create space and community for more joy in your life.
Heather White
Dec 16, 20251 min read


Overcoming Overconsumption
Overcoming consumption requires more than discipline. This blog by Meredith College student Parker Clem urges mindfulness, community, and gratitude as strategies to consider your impact on the environment.

Parker Clem
Aug 28, 20253 min read


7 Steps to Deal with Climate Anxiety and Promote Resilience
7 steps to manage climate anxiety and how to lean into resilience.
Heather White
May 27, 20253 min read


4.21.21- Happy Anniversary to OneGreenThing!
4 years of OneGreenThing! From New York City to North Carolina, we've kept the message of working toward a greener, healthier, more just future and tackling eco-anxiety one green thing at a time.
Heather White
Apr 20, 20254 min read


Act Globally, Think Locally
An overview of a panel local community organizing in climate and conservation - its impact and ways to get involved. Patrick Filbert, Georgia Silvera Seamans, Kathleen Liebowitz, Megan Sullivan, and founder Heather White
Heather White
Apr 11, 20252 min read


Eco-anxiety & Resilient Leadership in Chaotic Times
An overview of a panel addressing eco-anxiety through resilient leadership and how to protect what you love. A webinar with Lindsay Dahl, Victoria Gilchrist, Linda Reinstein, and author Heather White.
Heather White
Apr 3, 20253 min read


The Seen & Felt Impacts of the Los Angeles Fires: What Do We Do Now?
Intern Ellie Bridges Greenfield reflects on the LA wildfires and where we go from here.

Ellie Bridges Greenfield
Mar 3, 20254 min read


The #OneGreenThing Advent Game: Bring the Joy as you Green the Season
Introducing the #OneGreenThing Advent Game to help you bring more joy into your life as you green your holiday celebrations.
Heather White
Dec 2, 20242 min read


Green Your Thanksgiving : Tips on a More Climate-Friendly Holiday
Green Your Thanksgiving holiday with these easy tips for a more eco-friendly and meaningful experience with family an friends.
Heather White
Nov 27, 20244 min read


A Special Note of Gratitude: Tackling Eco-Anxiety and Supporting Climate Action
2023-24 was another banner year for OneGreenThing. We've made significant process in tackling eco-anxiety and climate action.
Heather White
Nov 26, 20241 min read


The United Nations Calls Eco-Anxiety "An Emerging Crisis Hidden in Plain Sight"
The United Nations calls eco-anxiety "an emerging crisis in hidden in plain sight" in a new report. The time for climate action is now.
Heather White
Oct 13, 20242 min read


Climate Week NYC Recap & Launch of the Eco-Anxiety Book
Climate Week NYC Recap. The OneGreenThing team celebrated the launch of founder Heather White's new book Eco-Anxiety at Climate Week in NYC
Heather White
Oct 4, 20242 min read


Green Civics: Get Out the Vote
The OneGreenThing team headed to the battleground state of North Carolina to talk about eco-anxiety, climate action, and green civics.
Heather White
Sep 16, 20242 min read


Honey, What's for Dinner? Addressing Metabolic Rift through Urban Farming
Intern Kyle Crichton connects what's for dinner to sustainability, including urban agriculture's role in addressing metabolic rift.

Kyle Crichton
Aug 15, 20244 min read


Petra Farm: Highlighting the Possibility of Sustainable Agriculture
Intern Claiborne Beurle explores sustainable agriculture and its possibilities after a trip to Greece. Sustainability is within reach.

Claiborne Beurle
Aug 12, 20243 min read


Brewing Solutions: Utilizing Brewer’s Yeast for the Mycoremediation of Lead-Contaminated Drinking Water
Scientific research is often characterized as a solitary endeavor, but my year-long capstone project at Skidmore College underscored the imp

Carolyn Scott
Jul 31, 20244 min read


Greenwashing: Fashion’s Favorite Secret
Intern Cate Hashemi of Connecticut College writes about greenwashing and fast fashion. She shares what terms to watch out. Buyer Beware.

Cate Hashemi
Jul 29, 20244 min read


Exploring Ghana: Conservation, Culture & Complicated Pasts
Bucknell University graduate and intern Kyle Crichton shares his recent experience in Mole National Park, Cape Coast, and Accra, and Busua.

Kyle Crichton
Jul 23, 20245 min read
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