"I LOVE THIS IDEA!!!" Jade, Sunrise Movement Lehigh Vally,
Pennsylvania
"THIS IS SUPER COOL." Sunrise Movement DeKalb,
Illinois
"WHAT A GREAT IDEA." Citizen's Climate Lobby, Green
Bay, Wisconsin
"WHAT A GOOD IDEA." Sunrise Movement, Newark, Delaware
"GREAT WORK..." Citizen's Climate Lobby, Broward County, Florida
"GREAT JOB..." Lexington Global Warming Action Coalition, Massachusetts
"...SEEMS LIKE A GOOD IDEA." Citizen's Climate Lobby, Boston Metro West
Thomas Edison: I'd put my money on the sun and solar energy.
What a source of power! I hope we don't have to wait till oil and coal
run out before we tackle that. I wish I had more years left.
Hand sanitizer can be hard to find. If you
need some or know of someone who needs some, consider buying it from a
Durham, North Carolina distillery that uses solar.
Hand
sanitizer made with solar energy.
Whiskey Acres Distilling of
Illinois also makes hand sanitizer with solar.
Blue Ridge Graphics of Virginia uses
solar and makes face masks with print on them.
This site is devoted
to reducing global warming/climate change by informing U.S. consumers,
whether travelling or at home, and visitors to the U.S., where they can spend their money to reward
businesses that have done (or whose landlords have done) renewable energy
projects to make, store, etc., their products and services. Doing this will
not only reduce the problem, but it will reduce air pollution and
respiratory problems too.
When businesses that haven't done renewable projects
see consumers doing this, many may decide to pursue renewable projects
themselves so as not to lose market share, even though using renewables is
already a great investment for many businesses without considering market
share, especially with the federal tax breaks of 26% for solar projects for
2020, and the 22% federal breaks for 2021. Also, many states are
offering tax incentives to businesses (and/or homeowners) that do renewable
energy projects.
I challenge you to find (or create) a website that will reduce
global warming/climate change more than this website. I hope you'll
tell others about it.
There are three sections related to spending
your money at businesses using renewables: