#whsmessageinthesky My message to the sky is that coronavirus has brought me closer to my family and even let me appreciate the outside more. I go outside sometimes and seat down with my Granny and we just admire nature.
Based on the article I feel upset about the lack of water in some places. I feel that we should not take for granted clean water. We should help people who have to drink dirt water. #WoodlandSavesWater
Based on my water footprint calculator I use a total of 2,574-gallons of water a day. To reduce this number I will take shorter showers. Run dishwasher instead of just letting the water run and drink only Aquafina. #WoodlandSavesWater
After taking the footprint quiz I learned that I would need 3.8 earths. Food had a huge impact on my footprint. I am willing to change my mobility percentage by not ever going anywhere. #WoodlandSavesCarbon
@scudder_suzanne My response to Kenya's movement to get rid of plastic is that it is a good idea for Kenya considering the amount of population but when it comes to the United States or to myself and my family we use those plastic bags. #whsbioscudder
A quote from the podcast that really stood out to me is when the Princeton lady says” if you walk outside today things will sound different from how they sounded a month ago.”
This meaning that now that people around the world have been separated due to quarantine people are able to appreciate notice and hear the nature around them.