Raising An Eco-Conscious Teen

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In this episode, we discuss…

Why going green matters
What we can do to set a better example for our kids
How to reuse and repurpose in addition to recycling
How to make recycling easier
Why you should bulk shop to decrease waste
How to incorporate sustainability into your everyday life
How to use your influence to create change
Creative ways to help your kids be more eco-friendly
How you can affect change through legislation and activism
Ways to measure the difference that you are making by changing your habits

We won’t pretend that climate change and our environmental issues aren’t bigger than us as individuals. But that doesn’t mean that our everyday actions don’t make a difference. Because they do. And teaching our teens the importance of being eco-conscious now will help them have a better future.

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Simone Jones Tyner

My name is Simone, and I'm addicted to sharing! On this blog, I share recipes, shopping tips, relationship and parenting advice, a joke, an opinion and just about everything in between. In between sharing, I run an integrated marketing agency where my love of details and straight lines are put to good use. But my most important job is being a wife and mother to a teenaged daughter who still seems to like me—for now anyway.