Stories from No Impact Thursday: September 22nd
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YES! Magazine Blogs On No Impact Week
posted Sep 19, 2011 - With a homemade office rocket stove, a zero-waste flash mob, and a lights-out party, solutions for low-impact living are more fun than we thought.
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Erin Blogs on No Impact Week
by Erin Collinsposted Sep 19, 2011 - After leaving a simple life in an ashram in India, Erin's figuring out how to live responsibly—and joyfully—in a challenging place: home.
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Christian Blogs on No Impact Week
by Christian Honceposted Sep 19, 2011 - Christian just moved from rural Kentucky to Brooklyn, New York, where low-impact living is harder than he thought.
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No Impact Thursday: Share Your Stories
posted Sep 01, 2011
- Stories, insights, tips, and more from the fifth day of No Impact Week: September 22nd.
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Bruce Blogs on No Impact Week
by Bruce Dingposted Sep 19, 2011 - Bruce is a Chinese student navigating life in the West, seeing what he can learn about lower impact living from two very different cultures.
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Rebecca Blogs on No Impact Week
by Rebecca Rockefellerposted Sep 19, 2011 - Rebecca's an underemployed, single mother with a surplus of good humor and innovative spirit. She's tackling No Impact Week for the second time on a shoestring budget with two little girls.
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Kathy Blogs on No Impact Week
by Kathy Kottarasposted Sep 19, 2011 - In Los Angeles, mother and teacher Kathy Kottaras takes on a second No Impact Week to find out where there's still room for change.
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James Blogs on No Impact Week
by James Edwardsposted Sep 19, 2011 - Working nights on the South Side of Chicago is hardly the easiest way to go No Impact. But James wants to create a better world for his niece.
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Denisse Blogs on No Impact Week
by Denisse McLeanposted Sep 19, 2011 - Denisse, a Nicaraguan researcher in Honduras, wants to see how far No Impact Week principles can go in the Global South.
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Bunmi and the YES Prep School Blog on No Impact Week
by Bunmi Isholaposted Sep 19, 2011 - Bunmi left her comfort zone to join last January's No Impact Week. Now she's back for round two—and she's bringing her students with her.
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Father John Blogs on No Impact Week
by Fr. John Rauschposted Sep 19, 2011 - Appalachian priest John Rausch has to drive 22,000 miles a year as part of his ministry. But he wants to strike a balance between the needs of the earth and those of his community.
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