Microplastics from household waste are now one of the most widespread forms of pollution on the planet. These tiny plastic particles—often invisible to the eye—are released as everyday plastic products break down, wash away, or wear out. From food packaging and synthetic clothing to cleaning products and discarded plastics, what we use (and throw away) at home plays a direct …
The other day I came across this article, I Can Change the World? How Different Personality Types Respond to Environmental Concerns from the website 16 Personalities. The article covers a survey conducted using the Myers-Briggs personality test. Each personality type is determined and then categorized into certain roles, like Sentinel or Explorer. It’s these roles that help community members understand …
