An Epic View From 5,000 Meters Up In Peru’s Cordillera Huayhuash. [OC] [2800 X 3733] - ObamasLoveChild

An Epic View From 5,000 Meters Up In Peru’s Cordillera Huayhuash. [OC] [2800 X 3733] - ObamasLoveChild

An epic view from 5,000 meters up in Peru’s Cordillera Huayhuash. [OC] [2800 x 3733] - ObamasLoveChild

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3 years ago

If you are reading this article, it means you care about reducing your waste and minimizing your environmental footprint. Good for you! Joining the zero-waste movement is a giant leap in the right direction. If everyone does, it could save the world. And it’s so easy! Everywhere you look, there…

5 years ago
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Explains Microgrids And The Use Of Them To Promote Sustainability.
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Explains Microgrids And The Use Of Them To Promote Sustainability.
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Explains Microgrids And The Use Of Them To Promote Sustainability.
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Explains Microgrids And The Use Of Them To Promote Sustainability.
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Explains Microgrids And The Use Of Them To Promote Sustainability.
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Explains Microgrids And The Use Of Them To Promote Sustainability.
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Explains Microgrids And The Use Of Them To Promote Sustainability.
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Explains Microgrids And The Use Of Them To Promote Sustainability.

Blake Zimmerman of Houston, Texas explains microgrids and the use of them to promote sustainability. https://blakezimmermanhouston.net/


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4 years ago
Blake Zimmerman, Houston, shares a blog about what the future looks like for renewable energy.

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3 years ago
Don't Commodify Us. Humanize Us. When You Commodify Environmentalists For Your Earth Month Strategy,
Don't Commodify Us. Humanize Us. When You Commodify Environmentalists For Your Earth Month Strategy,
Don't Commodify Us. Humanize Us. When You Commodify Environmentalists For Your Earth Month Strategy,
Don't Commodify Us. Humanize Us. When You Commodify Environmentalists For Your Earth Month Strategy,
Don't Commodify Us. Humanize Us. When You Commodify Environmentalists For Your Earth Month Strategy,
Don't Commodify Us. Humanize Us. When You Commodify Environmentalists For Your Earth Month Strategy,

Don't commodify us. Humanize us. When you commodify environmentalists for your Earth Month strategy, you are dehumanizing our culture, values, and work. While we may have heard greenwashing used, Earth Washing focuses on the mass production based on raising awareness for the protection of the planet. Unfortunately, the extraction rate to create products such as Earth Day T-Shirts, posters, or Earth Day collections is not as ethical as we think they are. To me, environmentalism is more like dismantling white supremacy, than it is a tee or a slogan. Many large-scale corporations that sell ideas of planting trees for every purchase you make are still linked to funding private prisons, slave labor, and the further depletion of natural resources in their supply chain. For many BIPOC communities, Earth Month is every day and justice is still not served. Indigenous People's world views, beliefs, and cultural traditions are essential when fighting for environmental justice. Community-based frameworks are crucial. We must elevate the ideas from Indigenous communities and communities of color that have faced high rates of injustice head on. They know firsthand what it's like to live in a world that inflicts violence, pain, and trauma on those who actively protect Earth, and to still protect it anyways. Yes, Earth Month is an opportunity for many environmentalists to get paid and recognized for our work (we're typically not the guest speaker of choice in a market based on overconsumption). While we are NOT going to shame those trying their best to earn funds for their work, we can critically extend ourselves to redistribute the funds to BIPOC activists and organizations that are often left out from media conversations. While we all contribute to forms of Earth Washing, we can always directly help those who continue to fight against environmental injustices.

-queer brown vegan

3 years ago
Tree House, Singapore (kevouthere)

Tree House, Singapore (kevouthere)

5 years ago
Tesla Begins Taking Orders For Its Solar Energy Roof Tile Systems
The company offers an "infinity" warranty on its tiles that integrate solar power into roof coverings. Tesla has published a web tool that can estimate costs and savings.
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If you’ve been trying to go plastic free for awhile you’ve probably accumulated quite a few jars some way or another. I often buy in jars and will keep them for upcycling, but sometimes I run out of ideas on how to reuse them. These are some good ways to repurpose those jars. In addition to these some zero waste stores will take cleaned jars for people who don’t have containers but are looking for a refill. While some of these are exclusively for glass, some of these ideas work for plastic containers too! Happy upcycling!

photo credit to zerowastenerd on instagram

5 years ago
Wind Farm Palm Springs.

wind farm palm springs.

6 years ago
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Discusses What Liquefied Natural Gas Is, How It’s Created, And Why
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Discusses What Liquefied Natural Gas Is, How It’s Created, And Why
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Discusses What Liquefied Natural Gas Is, How It’s Created, And Why
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Discusses What Liquefied Natural Gas Is, How It’s Created, And Why
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Discusses What Liquefied Natural Gas Is, How It’s Created, And Why
Blake Zimmerman Of Houston, Texas Discusses What Liquefied Natural Gas Is, How It’s Created, And Why

Blake Zimmerman of Houston, Texas discusses what Liquefied Natural Gas is, how it’s created, and why it’s an essential export for the United States.


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5 years ago
Parque Nacional Torres Del Paine - Chile (by Claudio Sepúlveda Geoffroy)

Parque Nacional Torres del Paine - Chile (by Claudio Sepúlveda Geoffroy)

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Blake Zimmerman Houston

Blake Zimmerman, of Houston, TX, is a senior sales executive for Enchanted Rock LTD. A proud alumnus of Texas A&M, Blake has always been able to focus on a problem and come up with an effective solution. Throughout his highly successful career, Blake has utilized his passion and knowledge for application engineering, PetroChem, Plastics, and system design.

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