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Climate change forces us to make “greener” choices, including transportation. But while electric vehicles help minimize greenhouse gases, their production process might be less eco-friendly. EVs for Everyone? More and more governments and developed countries are pushing for better-functioning electric vehicles (EVs) to help combat pollution and the reliance on the oil industry. But before we examine whether EVs are …
If you’re concerned about rising bill prices, we’ve come up with a unique method that could help you save hundreds of dollars. Here are the details. The Hidden Cost of Convenience Are you unknowingly letting your appliances drive up your electric bill? You might be surprised to learn that many of your household devices are costing you money just by …
In the midst of a soaring economy, long-term care costs for seniors continue rising. Laws are ensuring that Baby boomers and Gen X are forced to pick up the tab. Here’s how it could affect Americans. Growing Worry There’s a growing worry that scarecrow laws regarding long-term health care can also influence middle-aged Americans. Overwhelming Aging Population According to America’s …
Ever thought about the ripple effect of your eco-friendly purchases? Explore how your shopping habits are driving big corporations and shaping business strategies. 1. Green Premiums Companies charge a premium for products labeled as “green” or “eco-friendly,” which often outsell their conventional counterparts despite higher prices. 2. Energy Efficiency Programs By investing in energy-efficient processes and technologies, corporations reduce operational …
Are we facing a heated future because of past mistakes? Here’s a look at where we specifically dropped the ball on climate change, complete with missteps in policy, key events, and missed opportunities. 1. Ignoring Early Warnings Despite clear warnings from scientists like James Hansen, who testified before Congress in 1988 about global warming, policy actions have been lackluster. This …
Ignorance isn’t just a personal shortfall; it’s a public hazard. Here are 20 devastating ways that lack of knowledge and misinformation are harming the United States: 1. Climate Change Denial Ignoring the overwhelming scientific consensus on climate change exacerbates severe weather events, rising sea levels, and catastrophic environmental degradation. In 2020, climate-related disasters cost the U.S. $95 billion. 2. Vaccine …
When we defend our freedoms, we have to wonder: are we hurting our planet to save our homeland? War is often said to protect us, but it also harms our environment a lot. Let’s examine how American military actions contribute to pollution and question if the environmental cost is too high for our freedom. 1. Fuel Guzzling by Military Jets …
Electric vehicles (EVs) are often hailed as the future of transportation, but they come with a host of issues, especially for those living in less populated states. Here are 21 reasons why EVs might not be the miracle solution they claim to be. 1. Charging Deserts In less populated states, finding a charging station is like a wild goose chase. …
Ever wondered how soaring temperatures and rising seas could shape who knocks at America’s door? As Uncle Sam grapples with immigration, it’s high time we discuss how climate change is quietly dictating this narrative. 1. Secure Our Borders, Secure Our Climate If we’re serious about controlling our borders, we must be equally serious about controlling our emissions. Climate-induced disasters abroad …
We know an enormous transfer of wealth is on the horizon – but one group will be the first to reap the rewards of that transfer. The Great Wealth Transfer For the last year, the media has touted the concept of a “Great Wealth Transfer” that will see trillions of dollars passed down from the oldest generation of adults (baby …
