by Random Acts of Green® | Jan 25, 2019 | News
(Cover Image Credit: https://www.scythiafilms.com/youth-unstoppable/) Last night, I had the opportunity to watch “Youth Unstoppable” at the ReFrame Film Festival – a documentary about the untold stories about youth from all different parts of the...
by Random Acts of Green® | Jan 23, 2019 | News
Smartphones have the “highest replacement rate in history” over any other electronic good available. Over a 4 year period, people will own 4-8 cell phones. This is due to several factors including: Technological Obsolescence Rapidly Changing Technology Cell phone...
by Random Acts of Green® | Jan 19, 2019 | News
Mary Ellen Abberger, a 4th year student at Trent University in the Bachelor of Environmental Sciences and Studies Program from Toronto, is studying the Southern Resident Killer Whales, which live off the coast of British Columbia and Washington. Unfortunately, the...
by Random Acts of Green® | Jan 19, 2019 | News
Have you ever thought about what affect pesticides have on our aquatic environment? Selby Sawyer, a 4th year Trent University student is dedicated to finding out! She is doing her undergraduate degree in Biology and Environmental Sciences and is studying a...
by Random Acts of Green® | Jan 11, 2019 | News
Looking for climate action inspiration? Look no further than The ReFrame Festival. There is an awesome line up of environmental documentaries being shown in Peterborough, Ontario that showcase the fragile state of our planet and offer some solutions to implement....
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