In case you missed it, huge swaths of the western United States: Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona and New Mex

Interview with Ed Stevenson, General Manager ACWD

Do you want to keep your trees and landscaping healthy and thriving during the drought? You might have heard that grey water reuse is...

On April 24, 2021, the weekend after Earth Day on April 22, The Grey Water Project celebrated Earth Day with guests and speakers from around

As the new year dawns, I look back on months of worry and sadness but also surprising points of joy. The shadow of the virus hangs over...

Check out The Grey Water Project's Earth Day edition of the newsletter for a recap of our Earth Day Summit, links to earth day conferences I

In order to learn how other students are coping with the coronavirus situation, I reached out to students from across the world.

Hello, everyone! How are you all doing? Over the past couple of days, I must admit that I have spent a little too much time reading the...

Today morning, when I woke up my mom came over to me and asked in a panic, “Should we stock up on water bottles?”

All around the world, day to day life seems to have come to a halt due to the coronavirus outbreak. As devastating as this crisis has been, it is important to not lose sight of the fact that Earth Day is around the corner. Even if we cannot go outside and physically plant trees or participate in a public cleanup, there are still ways that everyone can do environmental action from their own homes. Due to the coronavirus, we have all been able to take a closer look at our every

The Grey Water Project invites students’ grades K-12 from across the world to submit their climate change inspired visual art,...

I was featured on the ABC7 News Stars program for my grey water research my outreach through my non profit 'The Grey Water Project'

Gearing up for a holiday shopping spree? Carpool with your friends when you head out. It's fun and it saves you money by reducing the amount of gas used. Pack your snacks so you don't have to stand in line at the coffee shop; don't buy over-packaged goods. Opt for more veggies, especially ones that are in season, and local produce, so your food does not have to travel half way across the globe to reach your table. Save left overs in reusable containers. If you are not going t

While at Stockholm, I was also invited to speak at the Children's Climate Talks where students and teachers from schools and colleges were invited. It was an incredible experience.

I am very happy to share the good news that I have been chosen as one of the five finalists from around the world for the Children's Climate Prize by Telgi Energi, Stockholm, Sweden. https://ccprize.org/

The Grey Water Project had a booth at the Niles Canyon Stroll where more than 250 people pledged to reduce their carbon footprint The Niles Canyon Stroll & Roll is a biennial event where Highway 84 in Fremont is closed to vehicular traffic and people are given an opportunity to either bike or walk in the canyon. Inspired to take action and show support to the UN climate summit, I conducted a Climate Action Pledge drive.

In solidarity with the UN Climate Summit, I conducted a Climate Action Pledge Drive at my school and also spoke at the Climate Rally. The Climate Action Pledge Drive was successful in creating awareness about Climate Action and providing resource for the students and teachers to reduce their carbon footprint.