Climate Change: On September 4, 2019, CNN ran seven hours of Climate Change Town Hall programming with ten of the Democratic Presidential Candidates, focused on the Climate Crisis. The intentions of the candidates are admirable, but their lack of knowledge on the details of cost-effective solutions is apparent based on their repeated focus on solar, wind, and electric cars over energy efficiency measures for commercial buildings.

Climate Change: On September 4, 2019, CNN ran seven hours of Climate Change Town Hall programming with ten of the Democratic Presidential Candidates, focused on the Climate Crisis. The intentions of the candidates are admirable, but their lack of knowledge on the details of cost-effective solutions is apparent based on their repeated focus on solar, wind, and electric cars over energy efficiency measures for commercial buildings.

Climate Change: On September 4, 2019, CNN ran seven hours of Climate Change Town Hall programming with ten of the Democratic Presidential Candidates, focused on the Climate Crisis. The intentions of the candidates are admirable, but their lack of knowledge on the details of cost-effective solutions is apparent based on their repeated focus on solar, wind, and electric cars over energy efficiency measures for commercial buildings.

Climate Change: On September 4, 2019, CNN ran seven hours of Climate Change Town Hall programming with ten of the Democratic Presidential Candidates, focused on the Climate Crisis. The intentions of the candidates are admirable, but their lack of knowledge on the details of cost-effective solutions is apparent based on their repeated focus on solar, wind, and electric cars over energy efficiency measures for commercial buildings.

Climate Change: On September 4, 2019, CNN ran seven hours of Climate Change Town Hall programming with ten of the Democratic Presidential Candidates, focused on the Climate Crisis. The intentions of the candidates are admirable, but their lack of knowledge on the details of cost-effective solutions is apparent based on their repeated focus on solar, wind, and electric cars over energy efficiency measures for commercial buildings.

Climate Change: On September 4, 2019, CNN ran seven hours of Climate Change Town Hall programming with ten of the Democratic Presidential Candidates, focused on the Climate Crisis. The intentions of the candidates are admirable, but their lack of knowledge on the details of cost-effective solutions is apparent based on their repeated focus on solar, wind, and electric cars over energy efficiency measures for commercial buildings.

Climate change is one of the most important issues facing the world today. With a near-constant stream of articles and reports stating that the timeline in which climate change can be reversed is narrowing, the pressure for businesses to do something is mounting. Many companies are reluctant to embrace the sort of large-scale changes needed to combat climate change, citing cost as a major issue. 

With the importance of environmentalism becoming more evident each day, many companies understand the need for green practices. For companies who see how valuable environmentalism is, the challenges lie not in recognizing the issues, but in knowing where to begin. Like many things, it’s often easier to make a series of green transformations that lead to bigger changes than it is to make several large changes all at once. 

There are currently 1.29 million people in the various branches of the United States military. If that seems like a lot, consider the fact that many of those military members have families that include children. The number of people who are affected by the U.S. military is vast.

The behavioral patterns, learning methods, and daily life practices we form in childhood stick with us through adulthood. It is important as parents to teach your children how to be proud environmental stewards and advocates from a young age.