Milind Chaudhari

I will sign up for my utility company's clean/renewable energy option.

I will spend 5 learning about the past and present indigenous communities in my regions and what I can do to be supportive.

I will spend 10 minutes learning about how and where to dispose of medications and chemicals properly.

Using the links provided below, I will research impact investing or my current investment portfolio to determine if they align with my values.

I will spend 2 minutes learning about my watershed and the particular water issues my region faces.

I will spend 2 minutes learning about these SDGs.

I will calculate my water footprint and look for a few ways I can reduce consumption or waste.

I will spend 2 minutes learning about these SDGs.

I will develop a readiness plan for my household in the event of an emergency.

Of nearly 44 million U.S. renter households in 2019, more than 45% paid rent equal to 30% or more of their gross household income. I will spend 2 minutes learning about a renters bill of rights and affordable housing.

I will spend 3 minutes learning about water justice and find out how I can get involved in local initiatives.

I will visit ewg.org to learn about and use their Clean 15 and Dirty Dozen produce lists.

I will spend 2 minutes learning about these SDGs.

Through my social media channels, in person, or as an Earth Month Ecochallenge feed reflection, I will share with others an environmentally friendly habit I have cultivated.

I will practice actively listening to a friend, family member, co-worker, peer, or someone who has a different experience/identity for 5 conversations per day.

Throughout the day, I will note the single-use plastics I use and consider the reusable options available to me.

I will participate in Earth Week by attending at least one of the global Emerson Earth Day Live Panel discussions during Earth Week on 19th and 20th April, listening to the special Planet in Focus podcast episode, or completing an EcoChallenge action.

I will engage with the content available on the Emerson Environmental Sustainability Hub by doing one of the following: watch a webinar recording, read a blogpost, read one of the newsletters.

Each day, I will engage in a sharing economy among my family, friends, and neighbors.

I will complete the first module of the Emerson Environmental Sustainability training program available on the Global Learning Center.

I will spend 2 minutes each day studying the toxic chemicals found in cleaning supplies, personal care, and pet products around my home.

I will mend a piece of clothing for myself, family or friends.

I will spend 2 minutes learning about where my energy comes from.

I will spend 2 minutes learning about equitable food access and how I can advocate for healthy and fresh food in my region.

I will calculate the carbon emissions associated with my household and consider how lifestyle changes could reduce the carbon footprint and impacts on the environment.