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Once enacted, the bill would force the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund to sell its investment in fossil fuel industries over the nxt 5 yrs teapawt.net/climatecouncil/status/…
Ireland passes law to become world's first country to fully divest from fossil fuels ind.pn/2jtw50P via @Independent #climateaction
Looking for ways to reduce your plastic waste? Check out these two easy habits!
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You have heard this a million times but most people still don't do it. Turn of the lights if you aren't in the room!
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So hot right now: this planet. In fact, hotter than ever recorded for the third year in a row ow.ly/iq6L30884lq #oceans #globalwarming
Does your house practice these energy saving techniques?
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Leaving the sink on while you brush your teeth wastes around 4 gallons of water a day. A human can survive on less than 1 gallon a day!
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When buying snacks and drinks avoid miniature packages as they produce more waste than full sized options. Ex.1 gallon container vs 4 quarts
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Me right now #SundayMorning
Tips to keeping your house warm in the cold: bbc.com/news/magazine-247571… #WinterStormHelena #StormMode
If 1000 people switched to reusable grocery bags, over 250000 plastic bags could be kept out of the landfill per year. Help spread the word!
In Pasadena they are doing some great things for the environment during the bowl game #PennState #USC #RoseParade #RoseBowl
A mature tree removes almost 70 times more pollution than a newly planted tree. #mondaymotivation
In 1850 redwood trees covered 2,000,000 acres of the Californian coast, today just 139,000 acres remain
Vampire energy can make up to 10% of your energy use! Try unplugging electronics that aren't in use.
One 8 oz steak requires around 1000 gallons of water to produce. Who cares? Over one billion people don't have access to clean water today.
























