On June 20th, we celebrate Dump the Pump Day, a special occasion dedicated to encouraging everyone to take public transportation in an effort to minimize their carbon footprint. By opting for buses, trains, and other forms of public transit, we can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, decrease traffic congestion, and promote a cleaner, healthier environment. This day serves as a reminder of the collective impact we can make by choosing sustainable travel options and supporting eco-friendly initiatives. Join us in making a positive difference for our planet on Dump the Pump Day!
This Father’s Day, explore some sustainable gift options for dad that won’t end up in landfills. There are plenty of ways to show appreciation for dad while also being mindful of the planet. Below are a few eco-friendly options that he will love!
Did you know that World Environment Day is June 5th? This day was first chosen in 1973 by the United Nations. “The UN calls World Environment Day “the biggest day for positive environmental action.” It is a day for public outreach as well as personal responsibility—an “opportunity to care for the Earth and become agents of change.” Additionally, this yearly celebration of positive action is hosted by a different city or region with a corresponding theme. For 2024, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia will be hosting with the theme of Land restoration, desertification and drought resilience.
May is Bike to Work month! The League of American Bicyclists founded in 1880, started this yearly event and are the grassroots force championing safer roads, more resilient communities, and a nation where bicycling is embraced by all. The League's efforts to bring people together through biking prompts happier and healthier individuals while growing safer communities and protecting the environment.
Protecting Your Investment: Strategies to Minimize Wear and Tear on Your Car
There is no doubt that our daily commute costs quite a lot of money. Fuel expenses alone can accumulate to several hundred dollars monthly. Additionally, the stop-and-go nature of urban routes increases vehicle wear and tear, while parking fees often represent a significant monthly cost. When factoring in fuel, wear and tear, and parking charges, the total cost of daily commuting can be surprisingly high.
Furthermore, incorporating regular maintenance into your car care routine is essential for ensuring its safety and reliability on the road. By prioritizing routine oil changes and check-ups, you're not only safeguarding your vehicle's longevity but also optimizing its performance over time. Let’s discuss why investing in your car's maintenance is a great decision for both your safety and your wallet in the long run.
