Grady’s dive into microplastic pollution is like a kid in a candy store—if the candy were environmentally damaging. Aiming for progress but waiting for the candy shop owner to see the light.

Tackling the aftermath of Hurricanes Matthew and Florence, Grady's like a climate-savvy detective uncovering the mysteries of water safety amidst chaos—only the flashlight is a bit dim right now.

Ah, the snow post that melted hearts (and engagement). Grady’s recollection of NYC’s snowless streak reads like a sad winter ballad—who knew snow could bring such profound existential dread?

With a focus on the vulnerable, Grady’s passion for global warming is palpable. The report reads like a climate horror movie, only he’s the brave protagonist trying to rewrite the script.

Biking rates are up! Grady’s enthusiasm is contagious. It’s like he wants to lead a cycling revolution—perhaps he’s eyeing a future as the next ‘Mayor of Cycling’ in his city.