Decycle

Decycle is a must-read for anyone interested in new practical solutions to combat global warming. Part one provides reasons for hope as a counterbalance to the daily barrage of depressing climate-related narratives that are negatively impacting young people in particular. Part two is a reality check that looks back to a simpler time and out into the cosmos. Are we less "green" now than in the 1950s, and can humans really control anything the vastness of space might deliver to the planet? Section three examines the transition, reviewing the pros and cons of a dozen green initiatives now underway. Most have merit, but do come with associated carbon emissions and pollution costs. Part four covers the origin of Decycle and how it evolved, including a brief analysis conducted on a Canadian city that clearly shows the number of tons of emissions that can be stopped. Small adjustments to existing systems will reduce emissions while saving money for cities and taxpayers. If you genuinely want to get involved in novel solutions, the opportunity to do so is in your hands. It's time to Decycle.