Windsor of Change
By Windsor of Change
Windsor of ChangeAug 02, 2022
Windsor of Change on AM800 - Climate Change and Municipal Elections
"Niharika Bandaru, Founder and Director of Windsor of Change, a non-profit aimed at raising climate change awareness in Windsor-Essex, joins Dan to talk about a new survey on where candidates stand on climate issues." - The Dan MacDonald Show, AM800, iHeartRADIO
The Windsor-Essex municipal elections will be held on Monday, October 24th. In preparation, Windsor of Change has sent candidates across all municipalities in the region a questionnaire to find out their stances on climate change and sustainability. Making sustainable choices in daily living is incredibly important, but elections create an opportunity for these mindful choices to extend past our front yards.
Recording originally aired on The Dan MacDonald Show, AM800
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Threading Up: A Windsorite's Journey With Sustainable Fashion
The journey to a sustainable lifestyle is highly regarded and quite necessary in a world contending against climate change and its impacts, but it does come with its own set of challenges. Alley Biniarz began her sustainable fashion store, Grown Lady Garments, in Windsor in April, 2020, which came with its own inspiring tale. In this article, Alley talks about how in a quest to living more sustainably, she found a personal connection with life and self-love through clothing.
This audio narration was produced by Right Hear Audio.
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How to protect the Earth's largest freshwater supply in a changing climate
Most of us have grown up with the Great Lakes in one way or another—from colouring them in during geography class to swimming in them during the summer. It can be easy to take for granted bodies of water we’ve known for a lifetime. But where do the Great Lakes fit in on a larger scale and how do they function? How are they doing? And why do we need to concern ourselves with governing them? Read on to learn about freshwater access, water governance, how our Great Lakes fit into the system, as well as what we can do to shape their future in a climate change future.
This audio narration was produced by Right Hear Audio.
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To Fight The Future Of Climate Change, DNA Is Here To Help
While experts are trying to find answers to the climate crisis through social, economic, and policy changes, some are betting on an unexpected ally. Could the genetic code in all living beings be the leg up we need to be resilient to such changes? WOC writer Prabarna Ganguly breaks down the latest in the intersecting worlds of climate science and genomics.
This audio narration was produced by Right Hear Audio.
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Thinking of Buying a New Smartphone? Don't.
Smartphones may not be that smart or sustainable after all. With emissions numbers enough to make you roll your eyes right out of the back of your head, OEMs are becoming notorious for unsustainable practices. Fortunately, we have a trick or two up our sleeves to help combat this problem.
This audio narration was produced by Right Hear Audio.
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Sustainability - Why You Should Be Windsor's Everyday Hero
Sustainability is the ability to provide for the current generation without sacrificing the needs of future generations.
But what does sustainability mean to a Windsorite?
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The Tipping Point - From Anxiety to Action
Eco-dread and climate anxiety are becoming a fast reality for many who are direct or indirect victims of climate change. This can be counter-productive in the fight against the crisis and can have profound implications. In the second part of our series on climate change and mental health, guest author and Policy Planner at the Town of Essex, Jeff Watson, writes about the changes we can make in our daily lives that will help with both alleviating mental health issues arising from climate change as well as climate change itself.
This audio narration was produced by Right Hear Audio.
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Growing Your Own Food : A Pathway From Consumption To Connection
How do we break the cycle of production, consumption, and demand in our communities? What do we do when we start losing our connections to each other, our relationship with nature and consequently, our time? Dane & Alley reflect on breaking their ties to systematic consumption by simply turning towards one basic thing connecting all of us right now : the soil.
This audio narration was produced by Right Hear Audio.
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Climate Change - It's Driving Me Crazy
News of extreme weather events in Canada and beyond have plagued us this summer and in the past. The physical and economic damages from climate change impacts are quite well-documented; however, there remains one aspect of impacts that is possibly the least discussed and most overlooked - mental health. We discuss the toll of climate change on our minds and health in this article, written by guest author and Policy Planner at the Town of Essex, Jeff Watson.
4 Reasons to Re-think Suburban Living in Windsor-Essex
Windsor-Essex county has the perfect blend of city life, farmland and affordable, residential homes. However, in an increasingly populous world, where the need for sustainable practices trumps almost every area of development, how much will it cost us to maintain our North American style of living, and what do we do next? Dane Fader writes this inspired piece for Windsor of Change.
This audio narration was produced by Right Hear Audio.
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Made With Love
With fashion and clothing choices being everyday rituals, what does it mean to be conscientious about a rapidly changing apparel industry that has more than its share of an impact on environmental and social problems? How do our choices influence more than what meets the eye? Amber Lively, a champion of sustainable fashion in her life and community, takes us along a journey of her confrontation with fast fashion by allowing us into her personal trove of memories.
This audio narration was produced by Right Hear Audio.
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Age is Only a Number - Bringing Seniors Into The Climate Change Movement
The conversation surrounding Canadian seniors and climate change has a very consistent tone: seniors are vulnerable. While care for older Canadians is one of the areas that we must seriously continue investing in, the focus on seniors’ vulnerability, puts them squarely in the category of passive victims. Emma Bider, draws from her work with the seniors-led group Climate Legacy, and writes about why and how institutions and agencies would be wise to include this demographic as active agents of change.
This audio narration was produced by Right Hear Audio.
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