Upcoming events this week: reduce your plastic footprint and learn about the latest technological advances in our path to renewable energy! - https://t.co/Y8C6APtnzM
Have you ever wanted to minimize your impact? Here are 20 FANTASTIC tips for ditching single-use plastic for good!
Here at https://t.co/3gejhtW1CV are favs are 1, 2, 4, 7, and 20!!
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Join the @ColoradoRising ballot initiative campaign to #protect your #community from #fracking! We did!
Learn more and join the #movement today for a healthy and safe #Colorado. #SaferSetbacks
https://t.co/uI6O7o3GmJ & https://t.co/RDwQco3j5E
One of the teens organizing this weekend's action on #climatechange with @ThisIsZeroHour explains why there's no time to waste. @wildirisfen https://t.co/s4zTQh3D2V
Have you heard? All new homes in CA will have solar on their roof starting in 2020. What an exciting step towards a more sustainable future! https://t.co/r8mQisqma3
President Trump's policy ripped families apart and he must immediately reunite innocent children with their parents. He doesn’t get credit for ending an inhumane and immoral family separation policy that he established. https://t.co/emwzWG516T
This @FoxNews article states, "Earth is noticeably hotter, the weather stormier and more extreme. Polar regions have lost billions of tons of ice; sea levels have been raised by trillions of gallons of water. Far more wildfires rage." #climate https://t.co/0GcuRTXASx
Love this. Fortunately here in Colorado we now have our own Clean Energy Credit Union! Check it when out: https://t.co/HNc10T9VlF https://t.co/WJXpxAlyyY
Got questions, concerns, or ideas about #plasticpollution? Tune in to KGNU (AM 1390, FM 88.5) this Friday at 8:30 AM and join the conversation w/ Eco-Cycle! We'll be taking live questions and hashing out our future in a world where plastics have become pervasive. #stopsingleuse
We've got the EPA's CEMS data in! Hourly generation, emissions, and fuel input records from every power plant in the US, starting in 1995. That table is 1000x larger than our next biggest table. It's 681 million records, and 154GB. Does this count as big data?