One Earth One Chance
@1earth1chance
Parker, TXhttps://www.oneearthonechance.org/ Non-profit OrganizationsOverview
About One Earth One Chance
One Earth One Chance is an environmental nonprofit (501c3 tax exempt, EIN 83-4369288)
Our mission is to think globally and act locally by:
*Growing and maintaining trees and shrubs to reforest urban spaces,
*Removing waste through litter pickup or “plalking” in parks,
*Spreading awareness about sustainable living.
Here's what you can do to make a difference:
1. Replace single-use items - bottles, paper, shopping bags - with reusable options. Throw litter in trash cans and recycle metal, paper, and plastic per city guidelines.
2. Shop products that are locally sourced and with minimal packaging is.
3. Turn off air conditioning at home, if possible, and harvest rainwater for irrigation.
5. Opt for Meatless days to reduce your carbon footprint and compost food waste.
6. Walk or bike for transportation, if possible and unsubscribe from mailing lists.
Climate change is the biggest threat of this century (per Lancet Commission).
Every 2 seconds, a forest the size of a football field is destroyed.
Trees can reverse environment damage
Climate - Trees stabilize air temperatures, prevent extreme weather
Air - Trees produce O2 and absorb harmful emissions and CO2
Water - Trees reduce runoff and retains table, water scarcity is looming
Soil - Trees improve soil conditions, prevent erosion and depletion
Species - Endangered animals, birds and bees can cohabit with humans, less disease, physical/mental health
Good and bad - Amazon is not a carbon sink/ emitter, Costa Rica, Chernobyl
Reforestation is cheap, available and something we can get involved with.
Our primary focus is to reforest our community spaces and protect the health of people, nature, and our Earth. We raise funds for tree planting with irrigation installed through community “art”reach events.
Our mission is to think globally and act locally by:
*Growing and maintaining trees and shrubs to reforest urban spaces,
*Removing waste through litter pickup or “plalking” in parks,
*Spreading awareness about sustainable living.
Here's what you can do to make a difference:
1. Replace single-use items - bottles, paper, shopping bags - with reusable options. Throw litter in trash cans and recycle metal, paper, and plastic per city guidelines.
2. Shop products that are locally sourced and with minimal packaging is.
3. Turn off air conditioning at home, if possible, and harvest rainwater for irrigation.
5. Opt for Meatless days to reduce your carbon footprint and compost food waste.
6. Walk or bike for transportation, if possible and unsubscribe from mailing lists.
Climate change is the biggest threat of this century (per Lancet Commission).
Every 2 seconds, a forest the size of a football field is destroyed.
Trees can reverse environment damage
Climate - Trees stabilize air temperatures, prevent extreme weather
Air - Trees produce O2 and absorb harmful emissions and CO2
Water - Trees reduce runoff and retains table, water scarcity is looming
Soil - Trees improve soil conditions, prevent erosion and depletion
Species - Endangered animals, birds and bees can cohabit with humans, less disease, physical/mental health
Good and bad - Amazon is not a carbon sink/ emitter, Costa Rica, Chernobyl
Reforestation is cheap, available and something we can get involved with.
Our primary focus is to reforest our community spaces and protect the health of people, nature, and our Earth. We raise funds for tree planting with irrigation installed through community “art”reach events.