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Solar Farms in the desert are a good thing, right?

Chrystal Climate Change, Electricity, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy, Sustainability, Wind March 30, 2021June 14, 2021Amazon, Amazon Rainforest, desert solar farms, Dweep, El-Niño, Offshore solar, Sahara Desert, Sahara low pressure, Solar-at-Sea, Sungrow Solar Farm, Zon-op-Zee

There can be no question that the human population are hesitant, to say the least, about dramatically changing our ways to consume less power. So it is with increasing fervor that we are looking for ways to

Sustainable Packaging: Sea Hive

Meghan Oceans, Sustainability, YouTube Channel February 6, 2020August 21, 2021Amazon, ecofriendly, environmental crisis, Freight Sustainability, ocean plastic, Oceans, packaging, pakt, plastic packaging, Plastic pollution, Plastic Tides, Plastic waste, pollution, sea hive, Shipping, sustainable lifestyle, sustainable packaging, zenpack

Today, we’re talking with Kirsten Midura, Head of Operations at Sea Hive, an organization dedicated to fighting plastic waste before it enters our oceans. Sea Hive works with companies to help them choose plastic-free packaging for their products, and also offers information and educational materials on the plastic pollution problem facing the world today.

What if China wins the Climate Crisis?

Ben Renewable Energy, Sustainability November 15, 2019November 15, 2019Alibaba, Amazon, China, Climate Change, Climate crisis, Climate Science, Electric Vehicles, Green Economy, Renewable Energy, Singles Day, Sustainability, USA

Discussions on the carbon emissions produced by the United States inevitably get redirected towards China. While China as a country emits over double the total CO2 emissions than the US, there is a lot more to the

Amazon offers everything. Except their emissions data.

Chrystal Carbon Footprint, Current Events, Emissions, Energy Usage July 12, 2019July 18, 2019Amazon, AWS, data centers, Jeff Bezos, online shopping, tech giant

If I said to you ‘online shopping’ I’m willing to wager a healthy sum that you’d immediately think ‘Amazon’. Although they weren’t the first online marketplace, 25 years after launch they’re surely the largest and most diversified.