What does voting have to do with sustainability? More than you might think.

In this episode of The Naked Sustainability Podcast, Ginny takes us on a journey through history — from the smog-filled skies of 1940s Los Angeles to the first Earth Day — to show how civic action and environmental progress have always gone hand in hand.

She explores how policies like the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and Energy Independence and Security Act were born from public demand and voter action, and how every ballot cast today still shapes our air, water, and future.

We also dive into:
🌿 The real-world impacts of environmental laws we often take for granted
⚖️ How voting determines what sustainability looks like in your city, state, and nation
💬 Why voting isn’t separate from sustainability — it is sustainability
🌍 Practical ways to stay informed and use your voice for change

This isn’t a political episode — it’s an empowering reminder that every sustainable action, from reusing to recycling to voting, adds up to something bigger.

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