A youth led movement fighting for climate resilience & biodiversity through the elimination of toxic herbicides and an increase in native plants + soil health
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Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
Training announcement! 📢 The @rewildcampus is excited to hosting Ground Up Advocacy Bootcamp, a 2-day virtual training, January 21 - 22, 2025 from 3-5:30 PM (UTC-8).
FREE to students, suggested donation ($50) for all community members. Register here: forms.gle/Jk92CzaZDb3EXphZA
ALT Background image is a landscape scene with a large tree in and lots of foliage around it. In white text, overlaying the background image is the event information: Register now for the next session of the Re:wild Your Campus, GROUND UP ADVOCACY BOOTCAMP, January 21 & 22 from 3-5:30pm PT (UTC-8)
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A new report from @foe_us shows that the reformulated #Roundup is on average, 45 times more toxic to human #health than the original #glyphosate formulations and are far worse for the #environment. Watch the video and read the full report here: foe.org/news/new-roundup-wee…
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
Ecosystems amaze us on PGC Day 16 — and always! 🌱🦜Join us and our partners @FrogHollowFarm & @RewildCampus in restoring balance to our planet with #PGC2024 at projectgreenchallenge.com — and in the real world every day!
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Breaking news! @grinnellcollege has launched an #organic #landmanagement pilot program on popular #campus green, Mac Field! In collaboration @Byondpesticides & @rewildcampus, with financial backing from @NaturalGrocers! #SustainableParks 🌱 Press release: bp-dc.org/grinnell-pr-10.8.2…
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Insects crucial to our ecosystem are dying at alarming rates. Yet the @EntsocAmerica offers pesticide companies the "heartwarming" opportunity to sponsor its pet-a-puppy event.
Look at the puppies people, not the dying #bees and #pesticides.
In the “Anatomy of a Science Meeting” story, the strangest finding involved the benefits that corporations could purchase from the Entomological Society.
Here’s a quick rundown, in a piece known internally at @UsRightToKnow as “The Puppy Video.” 🐶
▶️ usrtk.org/bee-neonics/entomo…
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
Customers don’t want toxic pesticides, and neither do pollinators 🐝
@Target be a leader and use your purchasing power to change our food system by phasing out toxic pesticides from your supply chain!
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
"I think this generation is very interested in ... solutions, right? They don't want to hear the doom and gloom, but they want to say, okay, what can we do to live in a better world? So that's what we're trying to do." npr.org/2024/05/14/124406884…
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
While “forever chemicals” have been linked to numerous adverse health impacts from cancers to kidney disease, they also may have disparate impacts on male and female bodies.
thehill.com/fighting-forever… #agroecology #environmentaljustice
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
The PFAS in playing fields—and the open question of what they might do to kids—is turning into a culture war. newrepublic.com/article/1815…
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
When's the last time you saw a #CocaCola ad? Was it a glass or plastic bottle?
We’re taking an inside look at how one of the world's biggest brands strategically uses #advertising and #greenwashing.
Watch on YouTube:
youtu.be/5a_QJoE1QmU
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
Drexel University’s groundskeepers will replace the synthetic chemicals campus-wide, with an organic turf program. The decision comes after a group of students voiced concern about the use of weed killers. @rewildcampus @ToxicfreeP whyy.org/articles/drexel-uni…
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
It’s feasible for a campus to be fully organic, free of synthetic pesticides.
This school in Seattle, WA has been demonstrating this for almost 40 years.
Inputs are minimized via overseeding, aeration, & compost tea applications.
downloads.ctfassets.net/tftu… -@rewildcampus
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
A spontaneous yard rebellion is taking hold across our country as more and more households, neighborhoods, businesses, etc. shift to a nature-friendly approach. @rewild @rewildcampus jimhightower.substack.com/p/…
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
Hey Bay Area folks! Free Movie Tickets to Lee Johnson vs. Monsanto tonight at AMC Metreon 16. First come first serve. DM us for details!
@pesticideaction @RuralCo @rewildcampus @CenterForBioDiv @CFSTrueFood @ewg
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
🌿 TOMORROW is the day! 🌿#IntoTheWeedsDoc hits US theaters! Stay tuned for exclusive, must-see bonus footage. 🎟️: bit.ly/47GNIDB
@foe_us @NaturesPath @SoilClimateAll @pesticideaction @ewg @rewildcampus @fathomevents @Film_Movement @CFSTrueFood @mercuryfilms
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
Wonderful to meet members of the Chemicals & Waste Youth Platform @chemwasteyouth at #ICCM5.
Intergenerational justice is critical to a pollution-free future. Encouraged them to keep their voices loud. We owe them a toxic-free planet.
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
This is such an important film about an issue that does not get enough attention.
Does RoundUp, the world’s most widely used herbicide, cause cancer? #IntoTheWeedsDoc tells the powerful story of groundskeeper Lee Johnson, who took Monsanto to court. Thousands followed. In theaters one day only Oct 3rd: intotheweedsimpact.com
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
Senator Cory Booker is featured in our exclusive bonus footage! Into The Weeds: Lee Johnson vs. Monsanto Company documentary in theatres one day only, October 3rd—Don't Miss It! bit.ly/3RCULrw
@foe_us @NaturesPath @pesticideaction @ewg @rewildcampus @CFSTrueFood
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Young people stand up to be heard!
At #ICCM5 youth delegates stand as Racheal Nestor speaks on youth rights and views on chemical governance.
Young people have an important stake in how we manage chemicals to protect people, environmental & economic health.
Re:wild Your Campus retweeted
Youth don’t just want to be heard and engage politically. They want to "engage technically and scientifically," stressed Ulises Bobadilla y Jiménez, a Mexican representative of @chemwasteyouth, at #ICCM5.
"Youth mainstraining is key to improving action on 🧪chemicals & 🗑️waste."
ALT Ulises Bobadilla y Jiménez, with two other panelists at the ICCM5 Youth Forum.
