On Thursday three Democratic candidates running for Chair of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors came together to talk about the environment. A fourth Democratic candidate, Ryan McElveen, was unable to attend but submitted his own video statement, which is …
On May 9 ten candidates running to represent the Braddock, Lee, Mason, and Springfield Districts on the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors came together to talk about the environment. Find out what they said here:
…Before we held the Supervisor Candidate Forums on the Environment earlier this month, we asked all the candidates to respond in writing to six questions on environmental and energy topics. Over the past two weeks we’ve been posting the candidates’ …
Before we held the Supervisor Candidate Forums on the Environment earlier this month, we asked all the candidates to respond in writing to six questions on environmental and energy topics. This week we’ll finish posting the candidates’ responses by district. …
Before we held the Supervisor Candidate Forums on the Environment earlier this month, we asked all the candidates to respond in writing to six questions on environmental and energy topics. This week and next we’ll post the candidates’ responses by …
Before we held the Supervisor Candidate Forums on the Environment earlier this month, we asked all candidates in every district to respond in writing to six questions on environmental and energy topics. This week we’ll post the candidates’ responses by …
Last night nine candidates running to represent the Hunter Mill and Providence Districts on the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors came together to talk about the environment. Find out what they said here:
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The Plastic Free Challenge is over, so what do we do now?
A couple of weeks ago, I was talking to some mom friends on a run about changes I’ve made since the beginning of the Plastic Free Challenge. One …
With Some Extra Effort, You Can Raise Kids without Drowning in Plastic
It’s the last day of our Plastic Free Challenge. You made it! Great job! Pats on the back all around! I know we’ve all become much more aware …
The grocery store is an obvious source of single-use plastic in our everyday lives, but it certainly isn’t the only retail environment where we might find excess packaging or unsustainable products. Beyond buying less—which is probably the most impactful …