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Green news- Leading carbon credit registries expand into supply-chain decarbonizationThe new options should make it easier for companies to reduce Scope 3 emissions. The post Leading carbon credit registries expand into supply-chain decarbonization appeared first on Trellis.
- Why JPMorgan’s head of sustainability obsesses over energy policyFormer Obama Administration official Heather Zichal helps the bank interpret how fast-moving developments affect clients’ climate strategies. The post Why JPMorgan’s head of sustainability obsesses over energy policy appeared first on Trellis.
- This AI tool for net-zero research discloses its energy useChatNetZero 3.0 draws on research from the Net Zero Tracker, the most comprehensive database of such commitments. The post This AI tool for net-zero research discloses its energy use appeared first on Trellis.
- How new emissions rules could cripple the clean energy industryThe "hourly matching" rule adds costly friction and threatens to undermine grid stability. The post How new emissions rules could cripple the clean energy industry appeared first on Trellis.
- How to navigate all those certifications in the voluntary carbon marketAn unregulated field has become a crowded one. The post How to navigate all those certifications in the voluntary carbon market appeared first on Trellis.
- Leading carbon credit registries expand into supply-chain decarbonization
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Save money by reducing need for AC.
In many areas, you can save money on cooling bills by opening up your windows in the mornings and evenings, when the temperatures are typically more pleasant.
Cross ventilation works by taking advantage of high and low pressure zones created by wind to draw fresh air through a building. Breezes enter through a window or vent, bringing fresh air, while the pressure difference on both sides of the building pulls stale air out an opening in the other side. Continue reading
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