[MCN] Climate change (Part 2)

[John Meyer]

Yesterday we talked about ways that individuals can address climate change. Thanks to Karl Johnson of YES Compost <https://www.yescompost.com/> for pointing out that composting is an easy, effective way that we can reduce our carbon footprint. Are there any businesses that compost in Missoula?

 Education:

Did you know: Treeline Coffee in Bozeman goes through over 40,000 paper cups per year? That’s a lot of cups. They are in the process of converting to compostable cups. Please tell them thanks if you come to Boz Angeles and patronize their business.

Conversation Starter

Sometimes I forget my reusable mug and worry I am going to be judged. Sometimes I judge others for their consumption. Have you ever forgotten that nobody is perfect? 

How else can local businesses address climate change in a way that makes economic sense?

John Meyer
Executive Director & General Counsel 
Cottonwood Environmental Law Center
P.O. Box 412 Bozeman, MT 59771
John at Cottonwoodlaw.org
(406) 546-0149

The information contained herein is privileged and confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you must delete this email and inform the sender of the error.

Like what we're doing? Click here <http://www.cottonwoodlaw.org/#donate> to donate. 

-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://bigskynet.org/pipermail/missoula-community-news_bigskynet.org/attachments/20190827/8324f4f4/attachment.html>