Fossil fuels spurred the climate crisis. Now, as greenhouse gas emissions continue to warm the planet at an alarming rate, the health of communities, wildlife and ecosystems around the world hangs in the balance. It’s time to stop the fossil fuel industry in its tracks.
On September 17 in New York City, Patagonia will join the March to End Fossil Fuels.
Together, we can forge a new, better path.
To those near New York City: Gather your friends and get loud with us at the March to End Fossil Fuels. RSVP 👉 https://www.endfossilfuels.us/
Not in NYC? Show your support by following Patagonia’s live coverage.
Simple actions can amount to significant impact on the journey of helping. Through the month of September, your (free) 30-second vote says planet-over-profit.
The international movement of 350.org is comprised of ordinary people working with individuals across the world to help 🌎. Specifically, they fight to stop fossil fuel projects across the globe as well as working to end the financing of the fossil fuel industry. They have an opportunity to win a donation this month to continue their impactful work, and all you have to do is vote.
Give them a vote. After all, it's free and easy to help. Ends September 30, 2023 👉 https://www.credodonations.com/organizations/350-org/
The end of summer is near. If you're a tennis player, you might have a hopper or two full of used balls. Tennis balls might be 🟡 but we'd love for them to turn 🟢 in their final life!
Every year, millions of used tennis balls are discarded into the trash. They make their way to overflowing landfills and spend 400 years decomposing. Combined, they emit more than 20,000 metric tons of methane waste, and for some tennis balls, their lifespan is less than three sets. Read on for an easy way to give them a new life:
🎾 Tennis Express works in collaboration with RecycleBalls.org, a non-profit organization that collects and converts used tennis balls into eco-friendly products such as animal footing, traffic safety equipment, and even a new hybrid tennis court surface. Get your shipping label and all the details: https://www.recycleballs.org/quicklabel-program-form/
Source: Tennis Express
📸: Holabird Sports
It might look like it's out of cartoons, but a new energy-friendly "color-changing coating" could provide heating and cooling without the need for additional energy. Inspired by a chameleon, scientists created the coating which changes colors based on the current temp.
📸: Egor Kamelev, Pexels
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