Climate change is going to require collective action.

But how can individual actions make a difference?

On a new episode of Life Kit, we're walking you through

what sort of climate

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So what are you most grateful for right now?

My house and my parents that keep the rent for the house.

I am most grateful for the roof over my head, my and dad just like having a place to be able to stay in

when we're told to stay still my choice in my house. What are you most grateful for? I am grateful for the internet and I am grateful for food.

For my phone, because it lets me talk to my friends.

Having my own space in my house where I can go to get away from it all.

That we have pets so we don't go totally insane just by yourselves.

I'm grateful that I get to be with my parents and I'm not sick and nobody in my family is sick.

Anything else you want to add?

I'm just happy that my family's okay. A lot of us who are sheltering at home right now are doing so with our children.

Maybe we're homeschooling, trying to get our own work done, striving to maintain structure,

it's not easy. We're helping our kids navigate their own

emotions while processing our own. So this week on the science of

happiness we're exploring a practice that we can do with the children in our

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