#EcoGuilt

Eco guilt strikes most Americans four times a month A new survey of Americans pinpointed the specific number of days per month that people feel strong guilt around their environmental habits.

The average American experiences 48 days of 'eco guilt' a year: talker.pub/4jeyPOr

#ecoguilt #recycle #sustainability #studies #research #surveys

So, keep buying all the plastic-wrapped everything, folks! We’ve cracked the code with recycling! No need to change habits or reduce consumption. Just remember: toss it in that magic bin and consider the problem solved. 👌✨

#RecycleMorePlastic #InfiniteRecyclingMyth #EcoGuilt

So, keep buying all the plastic-wrapped everything, folks! We’ve cracked the code with recycling! No need to change habits or reduce consumption. Just remember: toss it in that magic bin and consider the problem solved. 👌✨

#RecycleMorePlastic #InfiniteRecyclingMyth #EcoGuilt

Global warming's mental health cost We often think about the impact of climate change in physical terms – extreme weather, species extinction, and the destruction of habitat. But what about the emotional toll it takes on us?

Interesting read by my colleague:#Climate change takes a toll on our minds, too #ecogrief #ecoguilt @estoknes

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