Every year the world produces approximately 50 million metric tons of electronic or “e-waste” according to the UN University. This is more than the weight of all the commercial aircraft ever made, looks like 4,500 Eiffel Towers, is enough to completely cover an area the size of Manhattan, and is roughly worth $62.5 billion USD.
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Top 10 Sustainability Myths
With the rise of the Internet and the age of the smartphone, information is now at the tip of our fingers 24 hours a day. But this has also given rise to a ton of misinformation. Unfortunately, poorly researched news articles and sensationalism are now the norm for even mainstream media. So, today we’re taking a look at some of the most common myths about our favorite subject: sustainability.
Read moreCarbon Footprint of Entertainment – Part III – Gaming and Social Media
If you missed the first 2 parts read them here: Carbon Footprint of Entertainment! Part I – Movies, Television & the Stage. Carbon Footprint of Entertainment! Part II – Sports. We have been examining our favorite pastimes
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The Carbon Footprint of Entertainment! Part I – Movies, Television & the Stage. Sports come in all shapes and sizes. From football to corn-hole, college to the pros, there is almost no limit to find something available
Read moreGiving Thanks Sustainably
Thanksgiving is fast approaching in the United States and it’s time to think roasted turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, family, football, food comas and over 293 million dollars of food waste
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Land Degradation
Whenever we talk about the Climate Crisis, the first issues mentioned are usually about reducing our carbon footprint, living sustainably, removing fossil fuels and transitioning to renewable energy. Very rarely does anyone immediately think of how our
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With the rise of the Internet, information is now at the tip of our fingers. Gone are the days of frustratingly wondering about sport statistics, country populations or celebrity gossip. But this has also given rise to
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