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March 2023 Newsletter

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Last Month's
Top Sustainability Benefit

Electric Vehicle

The Lightning makes us an all electric vehicle household. Excited to have the performance and utility for our family.

– Robert

What a great product and we are so excited to have an electric vehicle. Next stop is solar on the roof.

– Joananne

I was interested in achieving the greatest range possible, and the utility of an SUV

– David

Last Month's
Top Resource

6 Different Ways to Compost.

Learn about the basics of composting and the variety of different ways that it can be done.

“I didn’t know there were so many methods and I really found the pro/cons helpful.”

“This video really inspired me to start new projects and become obsessed with plants.”

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to empower all employees to be climate leaders.

Current In Climate | Education Resources

Climate is changing too quickly for the Sierra Nevadas.

Some of the tall, stately trees that have grown up in California's Sierra Nevada are no longer compatible with the climate they live in, new research has shown.

Hotter, drier conditions driven by climate change in the mountain range have made certain regions once hospitable to conifers — such as sequoia, ponderosa pine and Douglas fir — an environmental mismatch for the cone-bearing trees.
NPR | March 13, 2023 | Joe Hernandezk

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Climate Myth Busting with Skeptical Science

Climate Scientist are in it for the... money?!

Climate scientists are in it for the money In truth, the overwhelming majority of climate-research funding comes from the federal government and left-wing foundations. And while the energy industry funds both sides of the climate debate, the government/foundation monies go only toward research that advances the warming regulatory agenda. With a clear public-policy outcome in mind, the government/foundation gravy train is a much greater threat to scientific integrity. -Henry Payne, National Review

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