Climate, Carbon Markets and Net Zero
Rising CO2 levels make plants grow bigger but less nutritious
Rising levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide stimulate plant growth—and paradoxically make that new growth less nutritious. That could create a problem for the populations that...
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Cloverly customer profile: Weston Snowboards
Weston, Minturn, Colorado Weston builds and sells snowboards, splitboards, and skis. "Community, safety, and sustainability are at the core of our beliefs," says the company's ...
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Cloverly Partner Profile: Weston Snowboards
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Is it still a 'solar' cell if it uses light from indoor lamps?
In the near future, when use our smartphones to control everything in our houses from lights and door locks to the refrigerator and toaster, what will power all the little...
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Coming soon: custom portfolios of offsets, RECs
Cloverly customers will soon get a new feature: the ability to create a custom portfolio of instruments for greening carbon costs. Ecommerce stores and anyone else who uses the...
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Climate change is no day at the beach—literally
Erosion and rising sea levels, driven by climate change and other consequences of human activity, could eliminate almost half of the world's beaches by the end of the century,...
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Study warns of stunning Antarctic-triggered sea rise
Less than 2°C (3.6°F) in ocean warming above current temperatures led to a mass melting of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet that by itself caused 3.8 meters (12.5 feet) in sea level...
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US military takes climate change very, very seriously
Politics tangles up the debate about climate change almost everywhere in the US—except in the military, which has actively attempted to deal with its effects for at least a...
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Our Green Sources: A Performance Contracting Story
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 look...
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New device uses protein 'wires' to make electricity from air
It sounds crazy. Or magical. An article published this week in the journal Nature describes "a continuous energy-harvesting strategy" that generates electricity from the natural...
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