So what is Carbon?
Whats Next?
Well this part is simple, this is where we share the wealth of information we have gathered. Every business, site, and link we share is doing their part to help us all reduce our carbon footprint. Pick and choose where you get involved.
Resources
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FutureLearn gives the reader tips and tricks on how to reduce carbon emissions in their communities. Follow these tips to begin making an impact and your life and the lives of many others.
Do Good Chicken is fighting against carbon emissions by feeding their chickens with leftover food from grocery stores, which allows a carbon-efficient and safe environment that allows their chickens to be happy, and provides the consumer with delicious and fresh chicken.
Kickstarter, while not being all about environmental safety has there own safe practices to help reduce their own emissions. Two of their actions to reduce their footprint is they use AWS West, Amazon Hosted data servers that are hydroelectric powered and they allow more employees to work from home so they stop commuting and reduce their own emissions.
The company LifeStraw, which produces straws that filter out bacteria, parasites, and microplastics from water, has taken a vow of carbon neutrality. Ever since LifeStraw was introduced in 2005, they have taken a stand against over-excessive carbon emissions and have implemented a plan to go 100% plastic-free very soon.
Bookshop.org is a wonderful place to buy many amazing books that you can read, they have taken the stand to reduce carbon emissions as much as they can by removing products that could be damaging to the environment. They also have a stay-at-home job policy in an effort to reduce the amount of commuting their workers have to do to get to work.
Drink Open Water is supplying the world with carbon-friendly bottles that can be reused while making sure it gets there in a carbon-friendly way! Not only are they making sure that extra resources are used for other environmentally friendly projects. Not only do they make great bottles, but they also use the money they earn and invest it back into projects that are currently making an impact, with this in mind you can make sure your money is being used for the world!
Maple Leaf Foods is a reliable company that dates back over 100 years and is a great way of purchasing food. They were the first carbon-neutral food company in the world. Maple Leaf Foods funds high-impact environmental projects to reduce carbon emissions with incredible efficiency.
BrightDrop is changing the way we deliver goods. They are using all-electric vehicles, infrastructure, and using electric containers to limit all their carbon outtake. They are always updating how they can grow while making sure it's as carbon-efficient as they can make shipping.
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