Climate, Carbon Markets and Net Zero
Elephants: climate-friendly forest managers
Elephants are "doing an amazing job of helping the planet store carbon for free," according to St. Louis University biologist Stephen Blake. Blake, an assistant professor of...
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Want to reduce methane emissions? Then compost!
Diverting food waste, yard trimmings, and other biodegradable trash into a compost bin instead of a landfill can reduce emissions of the potent greenhouse gas methane. Plus, you...
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Our Sources Map Shows The Scope Of The World's Carbon Problem
If you check out our Renewable Energy Sources map and scroll through the list of the Renewable Energy Credits and carbon offsets, you’ll understand the complexity of world’s...
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Why not give your Shopify customers the option of carbon-neutral shipping?
Our Cloverly for Shopify app lets your customers opt to pay a little extra to offset the carbon footprint of their shipments. It costs you, the store owner, nothing. The...
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Could hydrogen airships make transportation more sustainable?
Bring back the airship to reduce carbon emissions from oceangoing cargo ships and help establish a sustainable hydrogen-based economy. That's the suggestion of a new study by an...
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Solar energy's future may depend on better batteries
Solar power can be too much of a good thing for electric utilities—sometimes on a daily basis. That's why continued development of batteries and other storage technology may...
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Hey, Developers, If You Were Us, What Would You Do With Our API?
Since we launched Cloverly on Earth Day, we’ve focused on deploying our Sustainability-as-a-Service platform to offset the carbon footprint of ecommerce shipping. We’ve installed ...
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Cloverly customer profile: Pact
Pact, Boulder, Colorado Pact sells clothing, bedding, and towels made in fair trade-certified factories from 100% organic cotton. It's all very affordable and incredibly soft. ...
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Cloverly Partner Profile: Pact
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Does wind + solar + batteries = the future for US electricity?
An Oklahoma electric cooperative has decided to build a power plant combining wind, solar, and battery technology instead of a natural gas plant to handle peak energy needs. The...
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