Grace’s Substack
Anxious DoodlesMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | anxiousdoodles.substack.com |
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Ecocide legislation gives moral values a seat at the corporate table.
I am incredibly grateful to have collaborated with Stop Ecocide International on this illustration, envisioning the future of our corporations, where morals, values and a priority for the health of our natural world all have a real seat at ...
Who are the heroes and 'trend setters' of our future generations?
Do you ever wonder who are the heroes of our future leaders? The generations in school today. Who is influencing their trends, their fashions, their behaviours? And are they educating them towards a lessened consumerism way of thinking? A d...
How I find reputable sources of information in the Climate space (and a list of all the links).
I’ve been on this new journey with Anxious Doodles for 3 months now, and I felt now was a good time to share a review of the publications and resources I religiously go to when thinking about writing and illustrating a new newsletter.
Could our food be saturated with plastics, by 2050?
It’s a sad truth that the plastics we use on an every day basis are incredibly likely to end up in our oceans, and back on our dinner tables in the foods we eat – at least some part it them that is.
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I look at the side affects of climate change through the lense of those who will live in 2050. If you want to be informed on what kind of world our kids could be living in, then this is for you.
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