Climate change blues: Yes, we have no bananas?
Climate change giveth, and climate change taketh away. It has given banana growers increased crop yields since 1961, according to a new study. But the study projects that...
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Our green sources: Reaping the wind
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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Greening cruise ships
Cruise lines are paying considerable attention to sustainability. Just this week, the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) released its 2019 Environmental Technologies...
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Camper truck's freezer runs on solar power
Wes Siler wanted a big refrigerator-freezer for his truck camping trips. And we mean big. As in 70 liters. "Not only does it allow me to take nice food off-grid for longer...
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Some things that surprised people about Cloverly
Some things about Cloverly have surprised our clients and potential clients. So we thought we'd address a few questions that have arisen. Q. You really will charge us no...
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Our First Rails Gem Integration Involves Some Twists
Many of the things we all do online every day have a carbon impact, even if it’s not immediately felt. Our first Cloverly custom Rails integration is a good example of that.
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The market has spoken: Renewable energy is mainstream
Corporate America has embraced renewable energy. The Solar Energy Industries Association says that by the end of 2018, US businesses had been responsible for the installation of...
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Renewables are now the cheapest energy sources
What's now the cheapest source of US electricity? Wind. That's as measured by current power purchase agreements (PPAs), which are contracts between generators and buyers of...
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Our green sources: Keeping carbon in the forest
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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World's largest electric vehicle charges itself
The world's largest electric vehicle is a Swiss dump truck that not only charges itself but actually produces more energy than it uses. The inelegantly named eDumper runs up and...
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