I have slowly started biking more around the city. It can be scary because even if there are bike lanes, there are often obstacles like cars and construction that you have to dodge. As I've been biking more, I've become an advocate for safer biking and also been trying to get the right gear, like bright colors and lights to make me more visible. I love biking when there's not traffic, especially on designated bike paths. I'd love to live in a car free world!

WOW this was so interesting! I used the SeafoodWatch.Org recommendations page and made a note in my phone for buy/avoid for all the seafood I cook and eat so that next time I go to the grocery store to buy fish, I know exactly what to avoid. I've always known some seafood is better choice than others, but have never spent the time to know the differences.

It's never ending - you pick up trash in your yard or when you take a walk and the next day there's more. However, you never know who is watching and if someone sees you picking up trash, they may also be inspired to do the same when they take a walk.

It is intuitive once you read it, but nat geo suggests letting the oil dry so that it can be poured directly into the trash/compost rather than pouring it into a separate container. Pouring it into a separate container 1) adds that container to the landfill 2) makes it impossible for the oil to escape and break down in the landfill