
The real reason EVs are more environmentally friendly
A recent study has revealed the REAL reason that electric vehicles are better for the environment. It was found that electric vehicle owners just drive less, a lot less – 50% on average.
A recent study has revealed the REAL reason that electric vehicles are better for the environment. It was found that electric vehicle owners just drive less, a lot less – 50% on average.
@zero_carbon2030 are a non-profit developing and Carbon Ratings app which will allow consumers to check the sustainability of companies and brands before making a purchase. On the show this week we discussed their approach and plans for future features. The app is available from the usual app stores now.
Lockdown measures and COVID have seen a rise in food delivery. A recent study looked at types of food and which was the worst in terms of emissions from a delivery service.
Far from being the deadly predators depicted in the movies, sharks are actually under threat from humans. It is we who have created a marked decline in their population over the last 50 years 😢
Hot on the heels of last weeks story about “Planned Pigeonhood” we have another story about the UK government using contraceptives to control Grey Squirrel populations . . . .the unintended consequences of human involvement in the environment.
If you’re into cycling this new helmet has it all . .. .lights, headphones and all powered by an innovative printed solar cells. We love seeing this sort of new technology which might help get more people cycling.
There is a huge problem with the surge in electric vehicles – national energy grids are unable to cope with the increasing and changing profile of demand that these vehicles will bring. Service area capacity will also suffer as only 10% of current vehicle volume is possible. Make sure to
Did you know that one pair of pigeons can turn into 400 within 2 years? OvoControl have developed a contraceptive for pigeons a more humane alternative to trapping, shooting or poisoning.
Home and skincare product brand @jusu has come up with a great use for waste from juicing. Having run a juice bar the founder decided there had to be a use for the waste peel, pips, skin etc None of the chemicals we see in most other things you put
Good news for keen cyclists this week – you can now grow your own cycle helmet out of mycelium – that’s mushrooms for the rest of us. Best of all after you’ve used it you can simply compost it! 😀
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