Did you know 💡🤯

Fun facts about sustainability and climate change. Our belief in the power of knowledge to prompt change drives this section. Discover fascinating statistics, scientific breakthroughs, and learn to make conscious, eco-friendly choices. We aim to illuminate the unseen ties between us and our world, nurturing a deeper sense of shared responsibility.

Did you know! The recycling industry is huge, providing over 500,000 jobs in the U.S. alone.

Did you know? 🤔 The term 'sustainable' comes from the Latin word 'sustinere', meaning 'to hold'. So when we talk about sustainable practices, we're talking about holding our precious planet together. The ultimate goal? A self-sustaining Earth. 🌎💚

"Did you know" of the day!

Did you know! If all our newsprint was recycled, we could save about 250,000,000 trees each year!

Did you know? 🌊🌱 Some innovative companies are harnessing the power of nature to create a sustainable future. They're using seaweed to make edible water bottles! Yes, you heard it right! You can now hydrate and snack all in one go, and better yet,

Did you know! By using a reusable water bottle, you could save an average of 156 plastic bottles annually.

Did you know? A cluster of mature trees covering an area of 4046.86 square meters (approximately one acre) can provide enough oxygen for 18 people for an entire year! 🌳💨 Our forests are the lungs of our planet, tirelessly working to clean our air.

Did you know! Norway is leading the world in electric vehicle adoption, with over half of new cars being electric.

Did you know! If you left an LED light on for six hours per day, it would last for 20 years.

Did you know! Buildings account for approximately 40% of global energy usage. Green building can significantly reduce this.

Did you know! The rate of warming is over ten times faster than the average rate of ice-age-recovery warming.

Did you know! Climate fiction or "cli-fi," is
a new genre envisioning future climates

Did you know! Wastewater can be recycled! In Singapore, NEWater treats wastewater that's safe to drink.

Did you know! Antarctic ice is so heavy it deforms the South Pole making Earth not a perfect sphere!