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Diane MacEachern

Diane MacEachern

Diane is an award-winning entrepreneur and long-time green expert who was named one of America’s EcoHeroes by Glamour magazine. The recipient of the Image of the Future prize from the World Communications Forum, Diane founded Big Green Purse to enable women to use their consumer clout to protect themselves, their families, and the planet. A best-selling author, Diane’s “how to go green” books have collectively sold almost four hundred thousand copies. Diane provides expert advice, consumer guidance, and employee engagement workshops to such companies as Avon, St. Ives, Whole Foods, Frito Lay, American Bankers Association, Pacific Life Insurance, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the United Nations Development Programme. She also speaks to non-profit groups, religious institutions, colleges and universities, and a wide range of civic organizations. Diane lives with her family just outside Washington, D.C. in the environmentally-friendly, energy-efficient home they helped design and build.

Articles by Diane MacEachern

A Hot Climate Threatens the Health of Children and Teens

by Diane MacEachern

The key finding of a new study found that extreme heat related to climate change is so dangerous to human health that it’s sending more children and teenagers to hospital emergency rooms.

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Your Gas Stove Leaks Methane. Here’s What You Can Do.

by Diane MacEachern

A new study by Stanford University found that annual methane emissions from all gas stoves in US homes have a climate impact comparable to the annual carbon dioxide emissions of 500,000 cars.

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Your Utility Bill May Be Funding the Climate Crisis

by Diane MacEachern

A new report from the non-profit RMI (formerly, Rocky Mountain Institute) highlights how utilities charge unknowing consumers to keep expanding the use of natural gas.

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Weird and Dangerous Weather Is the New Norm, Unless…

by Diane MacEachern

Weather changes from day to day and season to season, but the recent changes are not normal weather patterns. They’re weird and dangerous.

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“Regeneration” Tells Us How to End the Climate Crisis in One Generation

by Diane MacEachern

Paul Hawken’s new book, Regeneration, offers his approach to climate change that weaves justice, climate, biodiversity, equity, and human dignity into a tapestry of action, policy, and transformation that can help end the climate crisis in one generation.

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Indigenous-led Renewable Energy Gives Tribes Hope to Mitigate Climate Change

by Diane MacEachern

1 in 3 Native Americans lives in poverty. Indigenized Energy Initiative is a first-of-its-kind, Indigenous-led effort to empower Native American tribes to regain sovereignty by taking control of their own energy to mitigate climate change and restore hope.

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Gas Stoves, Climate Change, and Your Family’s Health

by Diane MacEachern

Research shows that emissions from gas stoves can threaten indoor air quality while contributing to climate change. Here’s what to do if you have a gas stove to reduce health-harming pollutants.

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Jane Goodall’s “The Book of Hope” Helps Us Survive in Trying Times

by Diane MacEachern

From Jane Goodall’s new book, The Book of Hope: A Survival Guide for Trying Times: “There is hope for our future for the health of our planet, our societies, and our children. But only if we all get together and join forces.”

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Ozone Pollution Threatens Nature As We Know It

by Diane MacEachern

Ozone pollution causes smog that makes it unhealthy to breathe the air. It’s also taking a toll on nature, threatening plants, insects, and food harvests.

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Katharine Hayhoe Talks to Moms Clean Air Force About Her Book, Saving Us (video interview)

by Diane MacEachern

In a video interview, we had a hopeful conversation with Dr. Katharine Hayhoe about her new book, SAVING US. We discussed everything from faith to family to pushing forward for real change.

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Latino Families Face Significant Health Risks From Climate Pollution

by Diane MacEachern

As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, it’s important to acknowledge the health threats Latino children and families face from pollution and the climate crisis.

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Want to Protect Kids’ Health? Prepare Them for Climate Change.

by Diane MacEachern

In “How to Prepare for Climate Change: A Practical Guide to Surviving the Chaos” CBS Sunday Morning correspondent David Pogue, tells us that protecting kids’ health is enough of a reason to start preparing them right now.

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