how to save six figures in event emissions
Why sustainability strategy should start before the first site visit - and how your venue choices can majorly play a role in emissions mitigation efforts.
us vs. the perils of plastic
Our plastic problem grows by over 4 billion bottles a day.
Information and solutions in the growing fight against our daily bout of massive plastic pollution.
the case for the vegetarian menu
How many tennis courts is that beef intake equivalent to?
When you start to talk menus in terms of emissions, something as simple as a tenderloin can completely tip the scales.
our summary of the 2022 ipcc report
A breakdown of the climate facts we humans are facing (& all other species, too, ya know).
The cliff notes: human recognition of climate risk is essential to future life on earth. Read up, friend.
california’s $1B co2 legislation
Big strides in emissions measurement are coming down the pipe, brah.
I.E. Any company doing a billion dollars worth of business in California will soon be reporting all of their emissions, which include all those associated with events.
gen z + the crowdsourced wedding
The shared economy: meet the most earth friendly, cost-effective wedding.
Gen Z, this is inspired by you, for you and with you. Let the great vegan menu + wedding decor share begin!
sea level rise realness
A difficult subject worthy of everyone’s attention.
In an average century, the sea level rises by 4ft., including fluctuation. While we should be on a downward trajectory, we are on pace to hit 10 ft. of rise from 2000-2100.
emissions 101: your footprint
Feeling lost in the hunt to help the climate?
Ditch the doom scroll & get Joro, a great way to tackle your personal emissions and achieve your very own net zero.
the 4,000 mile floral delivery
These coral roses have elite status.
82% of the flowers in the U.S. are imported from the Netherlands, Ecuador, Colombia, Kenya and Ethiopia. Emissions blossom when you trace these blooms back to the flight they came in on.
the unmeasured side of events
Some of your event emissions are missing…
When we think of event emissions, it’s easy to think of the biggest contributors: Travel, Energy + Food.
trashiest month of the year
1m tons of trash each week, Thanksgiving to New Years? Bah humbug.
There is much to be reconsidered around our collective celebratory practices - and beauty to be found in the thoughtful curation of gifting experiences and human connection over the tact of “things.”
meat triggers ahead.
Why what we eat is essential to the climate conversation.
Over-cultivation is one of the largest looming crisis’ when considering the disappearance of the world’s forests.
let’s #nonewclothes together
The future of resale is bright.
The fashion industry contributes 8% to 10% of humanity’s carbon emissions, which is more than maritime shipping and international flights combined.
Responsible for 1/3 of industrial water pollution due to manufacturing practices and between 20% to 35% of microplastics found in the ocean, it’s beyond time to take a closer look at our clothing consumption.