Going to walk today, sorta tired and want to drive but will tough it out.

Purchased and replaced light bulbs. Always trying to think of ways to help our earth. 

I conducted 3 virtual research interviews with people in India, Belgium, and Japan.

I had steak from my aunt's grass-fed cows last night for dinner. 

There are so many things we can do during our day to days that cost us nothing besides getting into the habit. I'm a firm believer in leading by examples even if doing the smallest of actions because in aggregate, these make BIG differences. Bringing your own reusable water bottle, coffee mug, silverware, and to-go containers when eating out and in the office is a huge step you can take. I'm optimistic that decades from now, humans will look back at how we live today and laugh in ridicule of our trashy, disposable lifestyles... If this intrigues you, the best resource I can point towards is the book by Bea Johnson, "Zero Waste Home". She inspires me to live a more minimalistic lifestyle benefitting not only the planet by my mind :)

We are almost there! Keep up the great work, GreenDot Team!

It's the little things, I guess! When I bring in unused water from the gym, I use it to water the plants. I've been trying to recycle everything and hoping that it makes its way to recycle downstream. 

Here in Sweden, the world’s first electrified road just opened. It charges vehicles as they drive, via an electrified groove:
https://www.thelocal.se/20180413/worlds-first-electric-road-opens-in-sweden