You have a clear goal: get people in your community to care about climate change and take action. But even the most inspiring local climate awareness event can fall flat if no one shows up or if people leave without feeling moved to act. The concrete answer is this: to promote a local climate awareness … Read more
Solar phone chargers offer an alternative power source using the sun’s energy. These devices are especially useful during camping trips, emergencies, and remote travel, where access to electricity is limited. Setting realistic expectations about charging times helps avoid frustration and allows for proper trip planning. While convenient in outdoor conditions, they are typically not designed … Read more
The food choices you make every day have a direct impact on the planet’s carbon footprint, often more than you think. Foods like beef and lamb are among the highest carbon emitters, while plant-based staples such as beans, grains, and vegetables are among the lowest. If you want to reduce your carbon emissions, shifting even … Read more
Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions are categories businesses use to measure and report their greenhouse gas emissions, helping them understand and reduce their carbon footprint. Why Scope 1, 2, and 3 Emissions Matter Businesses need to measure all scopes to set real climate goals. Investors and consumers increasingly demand transparency. Regulators in the … Read more
City streets are tighter, commutes are shorter, and more drivers are shifting toward electric mobility. Compact electric cars are answering that shift with better ranges, affordable pricing, and clever designs tailored to everyday needs. The focus here lies in value, driving enjoyment, practicality, and smart innovation, not just flashy badges or wild horsepower. 10. Vauxhall … Read more
Carbon neutral certification is an independent verification that a company, product, service, or event has measured all its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, reduced them as much as possible, and offset the remaining emissions through credible climate projects, so that the net climate impact is zero. This certification is increasingly backed by international standards (like PAS … Read more
A circular economy is an economic model designed to keep resources in use for as long as possible, extract the maximum value from them while in use, then recover and regenerate products and materials at the end of each service life. Unlike the traditional “take-make-waste” linear economy—which uses resources, makes products, and discards them—the circular … Read more
Harnessing solar energy at home now extends past roof panels. A solar pergola combines outdoor comfort with sustainable power. It’s more than a shade structure, it’s an investment in energy independence. A solar pergola is an outdoor structure designed to support solar panels on its roof while offering shade and visual appeal. It typically features … Read more
Greenwashing is when companies or brands make themselves appear more environmentally friendly than they actually are, often through marketing, vague claims, or misleading packaging. The goal is to win over eco-conscious customers without making real, meaningful changes to their products or business practices. Greenwashing can be as simple as a “natural” label on a bottle, … Read more
Thinking about solar panels? You’re not alone. More homeowners across the U.S. are tapping into solar energy, not just because it’s cleaner, but because it can save a lot of money over time. But there’s one thing that often gets overlooked in the excitement: peak solar performance hours. That term might sound like it belongs … Read more