Alaina Wood, known as The Garbage Queen, is an Appalachian sustainability scientist and climate communicator sharing climate solutions, good news and ways to turn eco-anxiety into action.
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Alaina published edition 58 of Good Climate News, covering microplastics removal, solar parking canopies and electric recycling trucks at her alma mater, the University of Tennessee. She also urged American readers to vote.
goodclimatenews.substack.comRead Alaina’s postEdition 57 explored coral recovery research and grassroots opposition to a coal mine expansion. Alaina also shared that she had worked with Patagonia on Instagram to encourage environmentalists to vote.
goodclimatenews.substack.comRead Alaina’s postAlaina devoted edition 56 to progress outside the United States, including cycling in Scotland, bison reintroduction in Mexico and clean energy plans.
goodclimatenews.substack.comRead Alaina’s postEdition 55 focused on the United States, with stories about urban trees, public transit and solar energy. Alaina also reflected on her family’s connection to Chesapeake Bay conservation.
goodclimatenews.substack.comRead Alaina’s postAlaina asked American readers to submit public comments opposing a proposed repeal of the Roadless Rule. She explained that some of her favorite places in Cherokee National Forest were at risk.
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