Our green sources: A wind farm in Turkey
At Cloverly, we can help offset or avoid the carbon costs of everyday activities. (You can find details here.) To do that, we invest in a variety of green projects. Here's a...
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Stacking concrete bricks to store renewable energy
How do you store electricity? Most of us would say, "With batteries." A Switzerland-based startup called Energy Vault has a different answer: "With giant concrete bricks." ...
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Oh, give me a home full of carbon in loam
So here's an idea for increasing carbon sequestration: Turn vast swaths of the Great Plains into a nature preserve so that native prairie grasses could thrive. Before you roll...
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Australian research firm greens its (nonobvious) impacts
Congratulations to Conjoint.ly, an online service for pricing and product research, for recognizing that it's responsible for carbon emissions and caring enough about...
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Follow Cloverly's adventures at the IATA hackathon in Germany
We are super excited to have a Cloverly team headed to the IATA Airline Industry Retailing Hackathon this week in Frankfurt, Germany. Dave Folk, Nate Schmidt, and Chris Winslett...
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Introducing Sustainability Reports For Our Customers
Hey, Cloverly customers, wouldn’t it be cool to see just how much of a positive impact you’ve made on the world’s carbon footprint?
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Greening Airline Flights With The Cloverly API
Members of the Cloverly team will use the Cloverly API to offset or avoid the carbon impact of their flights when they travel next week to the IATA Airline Industry Retailing...
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Sleepless in Frankfurt: Cloverly prepares for next week's hackathon
Cloverly's team probably won't get much sleep at next week's IATA AIR Hackathon in Frankfurt, Germany. Developer teams creating carbon offsetting solutions for the airline...
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So what's the big deal about this IATA hackathon?
We hope you saw that IATA, the airline industry trade association, has invited Cloverly to participate in its hackathon in Frankfurt, Germany, on October 11-13. But why a...
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The man who linked CO2 to climate change—in 1895
To occupy his mind as his marriage was falling apart, Svante Arrhenius spent months penciling out calculations, by hand, involving heat entering and leaving the atmosphere. They...
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