A dear friend observed recently that we seem to question why the world needs another nonprofit, but we don't express doubt as to why we need a new for profit businesses. The reality is that the climate crisis is so huge and critical to our very existence as humans that we need everyone's best thinking and creativity. That's why I founded OneGreenThing, a new startup focused on the mental health impacts of the climate crisis. Better yet, the goal is to help people figure out

Conversation with Gen Z at Catawba College on Eco-Anxiety

How to deal with the overwhelming ticking of a clock counting down the minutes until I am 27, when we're out of time to save the planet.

You might be surprised what Gen Z thinks & how much they know about the climate crisis. Listen - really listen - to what they are saying.

Systemic racism infiltrates every aspect of who we are and how we interact with each other. We center equity in sustainability.

537 votes can make all the difference New York Times Front Page, November 22, 2000. Arrow points to young Heather White with other recount lawyers in Miami, Florida. My #onegreenthing is a not so gentle reminder that 537 votes in Florida made a big difference 20 years ago. Your vote matters! I know because I was a Recount Attorney for fellow Tennesseean Vice President Al Gore. He wrote Earth in the Balance and inspired me to study environmental science and environmental law.

Gazing at the stars near Ennis reminded me of the wonder and tenacity needed for climate action.

Eco-anxiety can create a freeze response. Action creates hope and momentum.

A year after the worldwide Climate Strikes the situation is a dire as ever. Eco-anxiety is on the rise. The kids demand action.

The Candlelight Vigil in Bozeman, Montana for RBG inspired me to honor her through action.

Op-ed published in The Montana Standard about how we change the climate crisis conversation.