48 min
#32: Earth Day + What's in Your Water? (Part 1) Health Harmony & Happiness with Cathy
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- Health & Fitness
Today is Earth Day, and access to clean and safe drinking water is not a concern that should only be reserved for speaking of 3rd World Countries. Believe it or not it’s also an issue that impacts neighbors in our own back yards no matter where you are in the United States.
In today's episode Ingrid Gronstal, Iowa Environmental Council, and I talk about water pollution, why it concerns you no matter where you live and how you can be a part of creating access to cleaner water right where you live. Ingrid gives some actionable steps we can take to ensure we are doing our part in contributing to safe drinking water wherever we live.
This is the first in a 2-part series on water quality and cultivating safe waterways. Plus find out a tradition that my family does on Earth Day that you can easily share with your family to make a difference for our planet.
Get the show notes here (cairnyogawellness.com/podcast32).
Highlights:
{3:18} My Family’s Earth Day tradition
{8:38} What the Iowa Environmental Council does
{11:48} Responding to trash dumping in your environment
{14:08} How to use your voice to make a difference
{16:00} Water pollution + it’s impact downstream
(20:31) How drinking water is affected by pollution
{25:27} What constitutes clean drinking water
{30:20} The source of your water matters
{33:35} Community-based solutions for safe drinking water
{36:10} Ensuring safe water in your own home
{42:22} Contributing to safe drinking water in your community
More Episodes Like This:
#29: Creating Less Waste in Your Environment
#30: Herbal Medicine with Spiritus Vitae Botanicals
#31: Sustainable Minimalism with Stephanie Seferian
Guest Links:
Ingrid Gronstal | Water Program Director Iowa Environmental Council
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Rate or review this podcast on Apple Podcasts here.
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Today is Earth Day, and access to clean and safe drinking water is not a concern that should only be reserved for speaking of 3rd World Countries. Believe it or not it’s also an issue that impacts neighbors in our own back yards no matter where you are in the United States.
In today's episode Ingrid Gronstal, Iowa Environmental Council, and I talk about water pollution, why it concerns you no matter where you live and how you can be a part of creating access to cleaner water right where you live. Ingrid gives some actionable steps we can take to ensure we are doing our part in contributing to safe drinking water wherever we live.
This is the first in a 2-part series on water quality and cultivating safe waterways. Plus find out a tradition that my family does on Earth Day that you can easily share with your family to make a difference for our planet.
Get the show notes here (cairnyogawellness.com/podcast32).
Highlights:
{3:18} My Family’s Earth Day tradition
{8:38} What the Iowa Environmental Council does
{11:48} Responding to trash dumping in your environment
{14:08} How to use your voice to make a difference
{16:00} Water pollution + it’s impact downstream
(20:31) How drinking water is affected by pollution
{25:27} What constitutes clean drinking water
{30:20} The source of your water matters
{33:35} Community-based solutions for safe drinking water
{36:10} Ensuring safe water in your own home
{42:22} Contributing to safe drinking water in your community
More Episodes Like This:
#29: Creating Less Waste in Your Environment
#30: Herbal Medicine with Spiritus Vitae Botanicals
#31: Sustainable Minimalism with Stephanie Seferian
Guest Links:
Ingrid Gronstal | Water Program Director Iowa Environmental Council
Join our community here.
Rate or review this podcast on Apple Podcasts here.
Follow us:
Facebook | Instagram
Join the Energetic Rhythms for Intentional Living community here.
Follow us:
Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest
Rate or review this podcast on Apple Podcasts here.
48 min