Listing the steps of a product's life cycle seems easy, right? I tried finding that info online for a t-shirt, and trust me, tracking a product's life cycle is really hard! its journey from the cotton fields to factories, then export ships and warehouses.

Yes, I think by embracing this level of transparency, we can hold manufacturers accountable and make them adapt more sustainable practices throughout the supply chain.

But modern supply chains are a spiderweb, and it’s unfeasible to keep track of every single step for every folks like myself. responsibility for being transparent should fall on brands who want my business.

Yeah, new tech should be put to good by the brands. They should create a system where every link in the chain is visible and accountable, ensuring that the products we use every day contribute positively to both society and the planet.

Gathering and analyzing all this data can be a massive headache. Given the fiscal and compliance challenges, how do brands ensure sustainability throughout a product's journey? Is it even possible?

How about if businesses tell employees to work from home 3/5 days per week. Voila! 60% reduction in car emissions overnight. Ergo, corporate businesses that demand employees in the office are a primary cause of carbon emissions.

In a historic shift, Alberta's last coal-fired power plant has ceased operations, heralding a new era of cleaner energy for the province. Though environmentally significant, this transition brings economic uncertainty for coal-dependent communities.

What are the impacts and future prospects as Alberta leads the way in renewable energy adoption?

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Misinformation and coordinated disinformation about renewable energy are widespread and threaten to undermine the clean energy transition.

In this report, the Earth Institute at Columbia University identifies and examines 33 of the most pervasive false claims about solar energy, wind energy, and electric vehicles to promote a more informed discussion.

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