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California phased out the inefficient incandescent light bulb as of January 1st, 2018.

California has officially retired the incandescent light bulb, more than 125 years old, as of January 1st. The new standards cover nearly all common bulbs used in homes, and require bulbs manufactured on or after January 1, 2018, sold in the state to achieve a minimum efficiency level of 45 lumens per watt, which is three times more efficient...

By Amy  Last updated: 02/09/2018 + Show

What are LCAs?

An LCA, or a Lifetime Cycle Assessment, is a multi-leveled process of calculating the lifetime environmental impact of a product or service. LCAs are a component of Environmental Product Declarations, or EPDs. LCAs are about energy, or a product's carbon footprint. The criteria for LCAs are: global warming, acidification, photochemical...

By Amy 1 reply  Last updated: 02/02/2018 + Show

What are Environmental Product Declarations, or EPDs?

An EPD, or environmental product declaration, is a method of showing the environmental impacts of a material or product in a standardized way, with both quantitative and qualitative information. EPD reports are acquired through third party organizations. EPD reports are often compared to nutrition labels, as they provide information building...

By Amy  Last updated: 01/31/2018 + Show

A Carbon Free City is Being Built from Scratch in Colorado

Colorado is planning to build a carbon-free city from scratch. The project called Peña Station Next in Colorado will rely on solar energy, a massive lithium-ion battery, and energy efficiency schemes. The city is an experiment by Panasonic with the support of Denver and Denver county to promote zero carbon cities. The city will be built...

By Amy  Last updated: 01/01/2018 + Show

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