Nicholas Lown

Environmental Impact of Mardi Gras

Environmental Impact of Mardi Gras

The King Cake party was a huge success, your glittery mask is packed and ready and you’ve got a hankering for jambayala that just won’t quit. It’s time for Mardi Gras! While it’s one of the most merry-filled holidays on the calendar, Mardi Gras is also one of the...

US Presidents and Environmental Legacies

US Presidents and Environmental Legacies

Presidents’ Day was originally established to commemorate George Washington’s birthday, but for many, it’s simply morphed into a welcome day off from work. We’re here to renew the focus on history and review what various Commander in Chiefs have done to improve the...

Team Up With Terrapass and CarbonTAP

Team Up With Terrapass and CarbonTAP

Are you passionate about the fight against climate change?  Are you inspired to get involved in efforts that impede global warming?  Are you looking for ways to reduce your personal and/or corporate carbon footprint? Join us at CarbonTAP! CarbonTAP is Terrapass’ new...

Carbon Offsets, A Primer

Carbon Offsets, A Primer

Shutting off the lights, doing away with plastic water bottles, walking or cycling instead of driving…there’s an endless list to the actions we incorporate into our daily lives to narrow our carbon footprints and hopefully, reduce climate change.  That said, most of...

Wright Brother’s Day and Offsetting Air Travel

Wright Brother’s Day and Offsetting Air Travel

Later this week, the world will remember when, more than one hundred years ago in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright made the first controlled, sustained flight of a powered, heavier-than-air aircraft. Wright Brother’s Day, commemorated on...

Tips For A Sustainable Thanksgiving

Tips For A Sustainable Thanksgiving

Traveling to grandma’s house this Thanksgiving holiday?  The Wednesday before Thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel days in the US.  It seems that everyone jumps on a plane or cruises out of the driveway headed to destinations both near and far. And then there’s...