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Beer-brewing is an involved process that leaves a lot of waste in its wake. Producing it requires immense amounts of energy, injects tons of carbon dioxide into the air, and creates millions of tons of spent grain. Heavy trucks distributing the finished product to stores hundreds of miles away damage the environment even more. Many…
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In an era where environmental concerns are at the forefront of global consciousness, the shift towards eco-friendly packaging is more than just a trend—it’s a necessary evolution. The packaging industry, long reliant on plastics and non-renewable materials, is now experiencing a renaissance driven by sustainability. This blog explores the latest developments in eco-friendly packaging, highlighting…
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All those warnings about how cattle are spewing dangerous gases into the atmosphere are turning out to be rubbish, and they are diverting our attention away from the real culprits, which are dependence on fossil fuels, destruction oxygen-producing wilderness, and poor farming methods. Euroviews. Every time you blame cows for climate change, an oil executive…
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Whether you want to find a spot within driving distance where you can submerge yourself in the soothing glories of nature for a while, or you want to traverse the nation and find many such spots, this is for you: a comprehensive guide to all of America’s 63 National Parks. A Comprehensive Guide to All…
It is well established that oil and gas companies damage the environment, so shouldn’t they have to pay for cleaning it up? Vermont thinks so, so it has passed a law that requires them to do just that. The law was spurred by the Environmental Protection Agency’s new program that forces the companies to take responsibility…
The American Climate Corps initiative aims to address climate change while supporting the mental health of young people by providing training, mentorship, and stipends for climate-related projects. These programs recognize the emotional toll of climate anxiety and aim to empower individuals to take action. By integrating mental health support into climate solutions, the initiative seeks…
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Billions of cicadas will emerge soon in western and southern states in a rare twin explosion that will rewire our ecosystems for years to come, including increasing the population of many species. Thomas Jefferson was president the last time such a double event happened , and hundreds of years will pass before it happens again….
We’re eight years into experimenting with sharing e-scooters as a way to slash greenhouse emissions. Is it working? It’s complicated. 8 years into America’s e-scooter experiment, what have we learned? https://grist.org/transportation/8-years-into-americas-e-scooter-experiment-what-have-we-learned/
Humans are generating so much solid waste that, when improperly managed, it damages ecosystems, inflicts disease on people, and threatens economic prosperity. It especially victimizes women and children. Here are eight ways to overcome the crisis. Eight ways to overcome the waste pollution crisis https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/story/eight-ways-overcome-waste-pollution-crisis Related Reading
People in China can buy electric vehicles for less than $10,000, less than half the price Americans must pay for American-made EVs. If China’s EVs were to be sold here at that price, it would put more EVs on the road, help the environment, and make life easier on the American consumers. But it also…
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