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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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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
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