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Holiday Blues

 Is anyone else feeling those constant holiday jitters? Just me? Well as the holidays approach we have seen the highs and the lows of this season and for some that means having multiple celebrations. But for others it means wallowing in the lows while trying to keep their head above the water. And yes, this will tie into the consistent environmental issues but let's just take a moment to think about how it all affects us mentally.  The holiday season can be a whirlwind of emotions. For some, it's a magical time filled with lights, laughter, and traditions that warm the soul. For others, it can be a reminder of loneliness, financial stress, or just an overwhelming need to "keep up" with expectations. And when we add in the backdrop of ongoing environmental issues—the warming planet, unpredictable weather patterns, and the pressure to be more eco-conscious—it can all feel like too much to handle. The truth is, climate anxiety is a real and growing concern for many. As w

A Jolly Good Time?

 As the holidays approach we look to the changing weather, the lively television programs. the constant family gatherings and much more. But as the days move along has anyone actually paused to think how it's still 80° in November? Honestly, it has already been a season of major wins and losses after this major election but noticeably the climate is getting a whole lot worse, and it’s hard to ignore. While we’re swapping sweaters for swimsuits in the middle of November, it begs the question: What is actually happening to our planet?

Climate change isn't just some distant, future threat. It's here, impacting the way we live, work, and even celebrate the holidays. From unseasonably warm winters to intense hurricanes and wildfires, the effects are clear. Yet, as we focus on politics, social issues, and holiday shopping, it can be easy to overlook just how critical it is to take action.


This year’s election results will have a significant impact on climate policy moving forward. Leaders have the power to accelerate clean energy initiatives, enforce regulations on big polluters, and invest in sustainable infrastructure—or not. The choices they make will determine whether our warming winters continue unchecked or if we can slow the trend.

And while government action is vital, we as individuals also hold power. Choosing sustainable holiday gifts, reducing our energy usage, and supporting brands that care about their environmental impact are all small steps with a collective impact. After all, it’s up to all of us to make sure the holidays—and every day—become less about avoiding the heat and more about preserving the planet we call home.

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