Now that I’m in med school, I’m more aware than ever of my health, and one of the best things I’ve ever done for my overall health is becoming a vegetarian. And although this was initially a change I made for my own well-being, the more research I do, the more I realize it’s also good for the planet.
It’s really important that we all do what we can to halt or even reverse the effects of climate change, and eating a plant-based (or even mostly plant-based) diet is one of many things we can all do to make a significant impact. The health of our planet has really become an important topic to me lately, and since I know not everyone is interested in giving up meat, I’m doing what I can to shed light on some of the actions we can all take to live a greener life.
As part of those efforts, these are some of the fantastic resources that inspire my daily life and make me act.
A Guide to Becoming a Tree Hugger
Eat More Plants to Improve Health, Combat Climate Change
Infographic: We all want to help the planet. But how?
15 Tips to Make Your Home More Green
The Top Green Home Building Techniques
The Green Guide to Downsizing: How to Modify Your Home for More Eco-Conscious Living
Incorporating ‘Green’ Into Your Business Practices
Culinary Resources for Vegetarianism
5 Steps To Become An Eco-Friendly Pet Parent
About the author
Jennifer McGregor is a pre-med student, who loves providing reliable health and medical resources for PublicHealthLibrary.org users. She knows how difficult it can be to sift through the mountains of health-related information on the web. She co-created the site with a friend as a way to push reputable information on health topics to the forefront, making them easier and quicker to find.
