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Trick or Treat yo'self! Our October SALE starts today! 20% off everything (shirts, sweaters, jackets, hats, blankets, water bottles, eco-products and more!). . Use Code: TRICKORTREES . Look good, feel good, do good 🌍 #happyearth #giveadamn
SUV sales are spiking worldwide, and - due to SUVs being less fuel-efficient - their surge in popularity is having a big impact on the environment. . A new study from the International Energy Agency found that from 2010 - 2018 SUVs were the second-largest contributor to rising carbon emissions. This places SUVs ahead of trucks and aviation in terms of collective carbon footprint. . If demand for SUVs continues to grow at the current rate, the amount of total oil required to fuel these larger vehicles will offset the environmental benefit of 150 million electric cars. 🌍 #happyearth #giveadamn
The Amazon rainforest is known for its incredible biodiversity, and is home to a rich assortment of fascinating wildlife.  It's believed about three million different species of plant and animal - one in 10 of all the species in the world - live in the Amazon. . The fires in Amazonia consume ecosystems and threaten wildlife.  Many small and slow mammals, such as the sloth "tend to panic in the presence of fire, and are more likely to suffer direct mortalities", says Dr. Sillero - a professor of conservation biology at the University of Oxford. . Sloths are home to tropical rain forests. They move through the tree canopy at a rate of 40 yards per day, munching on leaves, twigs and buds. Sloths have an exceptionally low metabolic rate and spend 15 to 20 hours per day sleeping.  Today on #InternationalSlothDay give these animals an extra thought and consider the danger they've faced over the last several months. Choose to weigh the rainforest into your daily decisions. 🌍 #happyearth #giveadamn . PC: @makaylacollier7
Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon continues its upward trajectory - according to data released by the country’s national space research institute INPE. . Monthly deforestation alert data shows that 1,444 square kilometers of forest in Brazil's Amazonia were cleared during the month of September, bringing the area chopped down through the first nine months of the year to 7,604 square kilometers, an 86 percent increase over the same period last year. The area deforested is 127 times the size of Manhattan. 🌍 #happyearth #giveadamn . PC: @ladycaine103