February 14, 2013
Flowers, chocolates, romantic dinners: all things that you may associate with Valentine’s Day. But have you ever thought about the greenhouse gases that come in to play when those flowers are shipped, the chocolate is sourced overseas, or when your steak dinner is raised? We take a look at the biggest sources of carbon emissions on V-day, and share a few simple steps to love the earth along with your loved ones this Valentine's Day.
    Stay connected.Like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. Get resources and tips to balance your carbon footprint. | 
How much carbon do you emit?
Find out how much carbon you emit by driving, travelling and energy use in your home. Offset your car's emissions, balance your plane flights and make your home carbon-balanced by supporting TerraPass projects, which improve the environment and help communities across the U.S. Learn more...    | |||
ABOUT TERRAPASS
Our projects generate renewable energy and destroy greenhouse gases (GHGs). We enable individuals and businesses to take action to reduce our collective carbon footprint. You can help us develop and support the operation of projects that would not otherwise be possible. | ||||
No comments:
Post a Comment