For all, for us, for all of us, Wecology has arrived. This is a word I coined (or thought I did) to represent a branch of health and ecology journalism and activism. It was the perfect word, representing a movement and me, for my bachelors was in Human Ecology, We Ecology. It became the title of my first book.
Then I found out the word was trademarked by a paper company until recently! So, this site became “wecologist,” and I renamed my first book. But now at last, I’ve been able to trademark Wecology and bring it to life for all of us. These books are for all the people and animals and ecosystems that have been harmed and corrupted by pollution and corrupt policies. As I wrote back in the introduction of my first book (soon to be published), “Wecology begins now.”
If you’re interested in protecting your health and your family, as well as the planet, these books are for you.
I was drawn to becoming a writer like my parents, to share what I learned as an environmental health investigator and self trained environmental epidemiologist. My mission is simple– to help people prevent disease, cancer, and heartache they might suffer otherwise, and to prevent the irrevocable loss caused when people we love die from disease linked to toxins in their surroundings that could’ve been avoided.
Ever since losing my parents at a young age, I’ve been dedicated to raising public awareness about the health and disease intersections with our surrounding ecosystems and environment. It’s personal to me and it’s personal for us all. There’s simply no place for industrial pollution in our drinking water, in our air, in our food, in our soil, in our groundwater, in our homes. These books show you how you can protect your family and yourself, while protecting the planet as well.
Each book brings together facts and guidance from scientific, medical, and university research that’s thoroughly documented and presented in a fresh light with easy-to-understand language. Discover the facts you need to know today!
Thank you! Check out our nonprofit at www.wecology.org
