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Continue reading →: The Effect of Wild Boars on Local Individuals
Arnold QiQuarry Lane School, Dublin, CA 94568 As human populations increase, and natural habitats shrink, encounters between wildlife and humans become more frequent and hostile. A local species that has gained popularity from this is the Wild Boar (Sus scrofa). The Wild Boar was once only native to Europe, Asia,…
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Continue reading →: Eat Outside? Take it home
As restaurant portions swell to epic sizes it’s getting harder and harder for some of us to lick our plates clean. Order an appetizer instead of an entree and save the planet, plus some calories in the process. Or, impress your dining companions with your eco-savviness by coming prepared with…
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Continue reading →: Go naked? Yes, Please!
Buying fruits and veggies is a smart move for your health. Wrapping each red pepper and head of broccoli in its own plastic bag? Eh, not so much. Experts estimate it may take as long as 1,000 years for the average plastic bag to break down. When turtles and other…
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Continue reading →: Activists in Action: 5/26/24May 26, 2024: Joyce Miao, Osvaldo Leyva-Li, Eduardo Li-Leyva, Leonardo Li-Leyva, Alex Tong, Sophie Tong and Henry Yao cleaned up Dougherty Valley High School parking lot and the surrounding areas.
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Continue reading →: We Published the 2024-04 Issue
Hello, All Environment Activists! We just published a new issue of the Environment Magazine. To contribute articles to The Environment Magazine, please contact playfndn.environment@gmail.com. Volunteer hours will be recognized.
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Continue reading →: Conserve Electricity
As you can guess, we’re quite fond of this method of protecting the environment! Anytime you can use less electricity, it’s a win for the planet. Try some of these quick ways to conserve energy around your home: Courtesy of greenmountainenergy.com
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Continue reading →: Use Your Purchasing Power for Good.
The positive thing about being a consumer is that we have the power to choose where we spend our hard-earned dollars. Think of your money as your voice and your vote for a cleaner planet. Spend it wisely on goods, services and experiences that leave a smaller carbon footprint. Choose to do…
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Continue reading →: Use Less Water
Conserving water at home is one of the easiest ways to protect the environment. Think of all the times you consume water, both inside and outside your home; then, make adjustments as you can. For example: These are just the basics—you can get really creative when it comes to conserving water.…
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Continue reading →: A New Type of Solar Panel
Alex TongThe Dorris Eaton School, San Ramon, CA 94583 Since the Industrial Revolution, we have been using fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas as our main source of energy. Fossil fuels, when burned, release carbon dioxide and pollute our environment. Unfortunately, in modern society, almost everything is…
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Continue reading →: Society’s Growing Problem
With society advancing every year, there are hardly any places left with a peaceful, nature-focused style of life. However, over the last summer, I visited Yuanyang county, a rare exception to this trend, in the Chinese province of Yunnan. There, people can…




