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At Our World With Meredith, I aim to inspire and empower individuals to make a difference. By sharing my journey, I hope to show that anyone can become an advocate for our planet. Together, we can create a sustainable future and ensure that the natural wonders we cherish today are preserved for generations to come. My passion began in 2015 with a Facebook page and writing letters to companies about their environmental practices. This website is the latest addition to the evolution of my project. It contains a depository of the Our World Wednesday videos which originally post on Instagram, recent Blog posts, my story of how Our World originated, and expert interviews. Our World is like our own world, continually evolving.

Check out my Instagram for current and past posts and videos of my work over the years. As I continue to learn and grow in my understanding of environmental issues and opportunities, Our World will grow, too. Thank you for being a part of of the journey!

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Did you know they're many resources that are being exploited on earth? These are the 6 most exploited resources on our planet. 🌎 Water, is the most exploited resource in the world and we are running low. Over half of the world’s major aquifer
5 ways to practice sustainable living during the winter. 1. Take faster showers or look into using a low-flow showerhead. 2. Wear layers instead of cranking your heat up at home. 3. Utilize the sunlight to warm up your home. Open your curtains duri
The difference between lake and ocean health: Lakes retain pollution longer because of their smaller volume and limited water movement. Oceans, with their larger volume and greater mixing, can disperse pollutants more quickly. Lakes are more prone
Ocean acidity can be higher in winter in certain regions because colder water holds more dissolved carbon dioxide. As the ocean absorbs CO2 from the atmosphere, colder waters are more efficient at dissolving it. This leads to a higher concentration o
Have you ever seen a more peaceful sight?!? #TBT to my trip to Aialik Bay where I got to kayak on the the unique glacial bays! Glacial bays have insanely high mineral levels that play a crucial role in sustaining biodiversity. These minerals support
Clearing land is bad for soil erosion because it removes vegetation. When trees, shrubs, and natural barriers are cleared away it leaves the land exposed to wind and rain without the security of roots to keep the soil in its place. This can cause wat

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Expert Interviews

Interview with Alaini Schneider Cossette, M.S., Consulting Ecologist

Interview with Maureen Hynes, Sustainable Cosmetics Creator, Environmental Entrepreneur

Each day is a beautiful day to go enjoy our world, so start by taking a step outside.