Washington (CAR) Analysis | April 17, 2022 by Climate Journalist Noreen Wise | Reprint from December 24, 2019; Image Credit: Noreen Wise
Exciting update on the “Ketchup in a glass bottle sold locally” search, a tale that has reached a positive outcome in just five weeks. Five weeks is a very short period of time. This proves that social media is a very powerful solutions driver.
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Washington (CAR) Analysis | April 17, 2022 by Attorney Michael Wells; Image Credit: AdobeStock
Napoleon Bonaparte once said, “Let China sleep, for when she wakes, she will shake the world.” China poses military, economic, social, and environmental threats to the entire world. Yet, with the myriad threats it poses, one threat it has awakened, Bitcoin, threatens to shake — and possibly destroy — the environment. Although Bitcoin requires the most advanced computers performing dizzying calculations, it needs unfathomable amounts of energy, and that energy comes primarily from fossil fuels in China, namely coal.
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Washington (CAR) Analysis | April 17, 2022 by Sarah J. Kings; Image Credit: AdobeStock
For years now, we have known that Keurig K-Cups are an environmental hazard. Made from plastic, these little cups are too small to be properly sorted by recycling centers and machines. Billions of K-Cups are piling up in landfills around the world, and many have been incinerated in Keurig’s program, Grounds to Grow On.
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Washington (CAR) Analysis | April 4, 2022 by Climate Journalist Noreen Wise; Image Credit: AdobeStock
Historically, the arctic and the antarctic are polar opposites and never experience the same weather conditions at the same time. That is until Friday, February 18, 2022, when this scientific fact melted and our new climate conditions became that much more apparent. The Arctic reached 50 degrees above normal, while temperatures in Antartica skyrocketed as high as 70 degrees, which was way beyond the pale. Again, the simultaneous heating of both poles at the same time has never happened before, which shocked scientists.
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