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Climate Communicator: Reimagining Disney Princesses as Climate Scientists
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Guest essay by Eric Worrall h/t Dr. Willie Soon – I’m not sure what to say to introduce this one… If Disney Princesses Were Earth and Environmental Scientists… Welcome to an alternate universe where happily ever after includes a dedication to the scientific method By Mohi Kumar 25 June 2018 Disney princesses are some of…
via Climate Communicator: Reimagining Disney Princesses as Climate Scientists — Watts Up With That?
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Stand tall!
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Dream big!
Every challenge you face will help you grow!
Every problem you encounter will strengthen your mind and soul.
If McDonald’s is serious about reducing its carbon footprint, it may need to rethink the hamburger
The company has an ambitious-sounding plan to curb its emissions. But can it really take a meaningful stance on climate change while selling more Big Macs?
In late March, McDonald’s issued a bold press releaseannouncing major cuts to its greenhouse gas emissions—a plan that will require the company to rethink not only how it lights and fuels its restaurants, but also how it sources its beef, which the company says amounts to 29 percent of its carbon footprint.
The changes will “enable McDonald’s to grow as a business without growing its emissions” through 2030, according to the press release, which offers some dazzling figures: a 36 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from restaurants and offices, and a 31 percent reduction in “emissions intensity” from its supply chain (including beef), which will prevent the…
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If McDonald’s is serious about reducing its carbon footprint, it may need to rethink the hamburger
The company has an ambitious-sounding plan to curb its emissions. But can it really take a meaningful stance on climate change while selling more Big Macs?
In late March, McDonald’s issued a bold press releaseannouncing major cuts to its greenhouse gas emissions—a plan that will require the company to rethink not only how it lights and fuels its restaurants, but also how it sources its beef, which the company says amounts to 29 percent of its carbon footprint.
The changes will “enable McDonald’s to grow as a business without growing its emissions” through 2030, according to the press release, which offers some dazzling figures: a 36 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from restaurants and offices, and a 31 percent reduction in “emissions intensity” from its supply chain (including beef), which will prevent the…
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Arctic ice like you’ve not seen it before
This came to me via a tip, but to be honest I get so many daily emails and comments I’ve lost the original source of the tip. This is via the Canadian Ice Service, and it’s a view I have not seen before. It shows a polar view looking down at the North pole which […]
via Arctic ice like you’ve not seen it before — Watts Up With That?
