Beth
My philosophy is that you don’t need to go full-throttle tree-hugger to be a better citizen of the earth. Awareness of how we use everyday resource is one of the first steps to making a difference.
I’m not an environmental zealot, but I am someone who cares about the future of our planet and despises seeing it mistreated as a trash can.
Early in my life I recognized littering as the most obvious form of disrespect to the planet. Seeing trash strewn on my hometown streets made me feel so uncomfortable, I would go out of my way to pick it up. Admittedly, at this stage in my life the word green meant little more to me than one of the secondary colors.
Fast-forward 15 or so years and I’m calling the city of brotherly love home…
Now, I love living in Philly – I love Geno’s AND Pat’s, Rittenhouse square, angry Eagles fans, the Phillies, I could go on & on… However, my #1 gripe with Philadelphia is the trash.
I think you’ve got to start at home. There’s a lot of positive action going on right now towards making Philly a cleaner city and Julie & I applaud that. Part of our purpose is to inform on Philadelphia & global enviro-news and events.
Because we feel strongly that the little things add up we’ll provide simple tips to help you become greener that don’t require a boatload of money or time.
Some people think the green movement is a trend, I think it’s a necessity.
