[meristohm]

Thanks, and I hope you find something fitting!

What do you consider improvement?

In my case I put extra time into helping the land I live on become more biodiverse, towards resilience as climate changes. I don’t have much spare money, so in my main work (parent/homemaker) I focus on helping my child grow up emotionally stable, physically active, intellectually engaged, and respectful of other life. Destruction is easier than synthesis. There’s no magic button to fix our challenges. Lobbying for fair regulation of energy, transport, and agriculture might be a good use of your resources. We seem to be consuming too much when there are ways to live healthy, engaged lives using far less energy.

[howtousethetime]

That sounds like a great project, I live in the midwest and spend a lot of time trying to eradicate garlic mustard and buckthorn from my property. If you happen to have any resources on hand about how to promote environmental health with resilience to climate change in mind I'd love to read them.