Written by Cristen Iris of CI Communication Strategies
Many of us recycle and appreciate the sentiment of sustainability. We may even drive hybrid or electric vehicles and invest in green energy stocks. Nevertheless, it’s hard to shake the feeling and objective reality that what we’re doing isn’t enough. On top of that as the health of the planet degrades so too does the general health of its human population.
To celebrate Earth Day 2021, I’ve asked conservationist and health educator Kathy Pollard, MS (who I met at the 2019 P-POD medical conference) to answer a few questions and help you identify one step you can take today and every day moving forward to reduce your impact on the planet and improve your individual health.
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I have the greatest job in the world as a researcher of health, lifestyle, plant-based nutrition, and as a nutrition educator teaching others about the powers of a whole-food plant-based diet, as I get to be witness to countless people improving their health, gaining vitality, combating disease, and also eating in the most beneficial way to preserve our planet.
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