Biweekly sustainability tips and advice for people and organizations
If there’s one word best describes most people’s lives, it’s probably “BUSY”. So much to do, so little time. But that means important things – like learning to live more sustainably on a straining, overburdened planet – sometimes get pushed to the sidelines.
That’s why Carl launched Green Ideas over a decade ago: to help busy people learn about sustainability in quick, doable bytes. Every two weeks, Green Ideas provides a new tip about saving money, energy and our environment, bundled with a few recent news links and a timely quotation. It’s sharp and short, so you can learn on the fly.
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Most of us have too much stuff. It drains our wallets; its manufacture takes a toll on the planet; and it occupies so much space
Phew – 2025 been the driest summer I can remember here in New Brunswick. Communities and rural homeowners who rely on wells are rightly concerned
A toothbrush might not seem like a big thing. But consider: billions are used every day; billions are tossed out every year; and the vast
With the start of school, many parents find themselves driving their kids to school every morning. It costs in time, fuel, emissions and congestion. And
Since you’re reading this post, I’m guessing you’re concerned about climate change. But there’s often a gap between how we feel about climate change and
Learnings from driving across Canada in an EV In this, the year of the staycation, you might wonder: is it possible to drive across Canada