Carbon Footprint

As with most global issues, climate change is complex. The science, the causes and consequences, and potential solutions all have a wide range of understanding. So, it’s no surprise that trying to make sense of how to transition to a more sustainable lifestyle is also very complex.

Sand is the world’s most mined material with an estimated 50 billion tons extracted from lakes, riverbeds, coastlines, and deltas each year.

Since the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, we saw local governments redesigning roadways to make more room for bikes and pedestrians, and less for cars. People were pretty keen to avoid crowded public transit, and what started out as a novel way to be able to get outdoors during lockdowns has flicked the switch on something much bigger.

to-date physical understanding of the climate system and climate change to date. It brings together the latest advances in climate science and combines multiple lines of evidence from paleoclimate, observations, process understanding, and global/regional climate simulations.

Climate Change is Making Tropical Storms More Intense

There might not be scientific consensus on the frequency of destructive storms increasing across the globe, but there is widespread agreement that the intensity of storms is increasing.

Today, we’ve got a list of things to try to cut out of your life to avoid plastic inadvertently sneaking in there.

Today we are going to look at water. H2O. Specifically, what type of emissions are produced bringing this elixir of life into our lives. As our population increases, we need to learn how to adapt to sharing our limited freshwater resources. Water is essential for life and providing access that is more sustainable makes sense.

The carbon market has the potential to continue to increase the speed with which we embrace renewable energies. But what exactly is it and how does it work?

Today, we’re talking about the heavy carbon footprint of concrete.

The Carbon Market terms are confusing, so we’re spilling the tea.

If we (meaning countries and corporations) can’t effectively reduce emissions in the volumes required, what other options are there?

Carbon Footprint

Carbon Emissions and LCAs

Are We Running Out of Sand?

Bicycle Paradise and the Rise of the E-bike

The IPCC AR6 Report

Climate Change is Making Tropical Storms More Intense

8 Surprising Places You’ll Find Plastic

The Carbon Footprint of Water

The Carbon Market Explained

The Carbon Footprint of Concrete

The Carbon Market terms are confusing, so we’re spilling the tea.