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Janis Petzel G.E.T. staff and writers put their heads together to come up with environmentally friendly ideas for holiday giving and celebration. Here they are. Holiday Habits for Sustainability Traditions can be sustainable. Maybe do a Yankee swap or secret Santa for the grown-ups, so no one has to buy for too many people. Decide […] Lego plans to become more sustainable by using renewable resins. (webstockreview.net) Elizabeth Balzani Lego is making a move to be more sustainable in its toy-making. Considering Lego’s rise in popularity (the first half of 2024 alone boasted an increase in revenue of 13%), the decision to move towards a sustainable future […] NH Recreation Providers Feel Climate Impacts Far More than Visitors Madeleine SmithMichael D. FergusonLauren A. FergusonAlexandra R. ContostaElizabeth BurakowskiDovev LevineShannon Rogers Outdoor Recreation Participation and Climate Impacts Both Growing Outdoor recreation is a key part of both the New Hampshire economy and way of life. […] The 2024 Summer Olympics go for green as organizers try to slash their carbon footprint. (Rudy van der Veen/Skitterphoto) Martin Wahl The Paris 2024 Organizing Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games (Paris 2024) set a target to cut the emissions related to the games by 50% from the 3.5 million […] Great music, dancing, and free admission for kids under 10! Who says saving the planet isn’t fun? The first Imagine Zero concert in 2023 attracted a wonderful crowd. The event is designed for zero carbon and zero waste and is entirely powered by renewable energy. (Courtesy photo). Mike Bailey What’s cooler […] One of the many devastating tornadoes in 2024. (NOAA image) George Harvey In May, The Guardian ran an article, “World’s top climate scientists expect global heating to blast past 1.5ºC target,” describing what 380 top climate scientists expect in the future of climate change. The image they describe is not good […] Flooding at Vermont’s capital from heavy rain on July 11, 2023. (U.S. Air National Guard, Senior Master Sgt. Michael Davis) VPIRG, Vermont Public Interest Research Group Legislation authorizing the State of Vermont to recoup financial damages caused by climate change from major fossil fuel companies became law on May 31 when […] Beach plastic trash at Freedom Island in the Philippines. (Greenpeace Philippines) What impact do Microplastics and PFASs have on human health, and what can we do about it? Janis Petzel, MD Plastics Let’s get to the heart of the matter: plastic pollutants are not good for your heart. Or […] Janis Petzel, MD Stop drinking water from plastic bottles A recent analysis of commercially available bottled water published in the “Proceedings of the National Academy of Science” showed a quarter of a million tiny plastic fragments in each liter of water, the bulk of which were nanoparticles (90%), much higher contamination than previously realized. […] Moonshot Farm has two 3000 square foot greenhouses where flowers are grown directly in the floor soil. (Courtesy photos) Joanne Coons A geothermal system was installed to maintain the proper temperature to grow the flowers. Sometimes proven technology is the solution to doing things a little differently and a little better. […] |
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