Environmental Infographics

Some of the biggest companies in the world are starting to implement renewable energy. But you don’t have to own big company to follow their steps. Check out this interesting infographic to discover what can you learn from those big brands and implement that tips in your business.

Natural hazards do not have to become natural disasters. The death tolls from these tragedies can be minimized with better planning and more efficient use of donations. This infographic looks at natural disasters and how we can help.

Fossil fuels currently drive around 90% of energy production levels. Latest figures suggest that our most plentiful resource, coal, has a maximum lifespan of 250 years, with oil and natural gas falling much shorter. This infographic outlines how a dependence on fossil fuels is putting the long term future of our planet in jeopardy.

Energy costs continue to rise and the sun continues to shine. Why aren’t we taking advantage of the suns generous rays? Especially since, solar panels have dropped in price so dramatically over the last few years and have become far more efficient. Most people see a 250% return on their investment.

This infographic details the severe flooding that has occurred in the United Kingdom and the subsequent consequences to everything that gets in its way.

According to Porch.com, safety related projects were the most prevalent in the months immediately following Sandy in the New York and New Jersey metro areas. Know more about what happened during Hurricane Sandy, how we responded and how we’re planning ahead.

Eating local food is important for sustainability. Learn more about creating a hyper-local economy from this infographic.

You might know about asbestos and carbon monoxide, but do you know what effects that air pollutants like arsenic, benzene, or sulfur dioxide can have on the body? This infographic aims to educate you about the harmful effects of air pollution. Additionally, we’ll have a little fun by exploring the air on Jupiter, Saturn, and the other planets. This is the science of the air we breathe.

This infographic looks at the litter crisis in Europe including the total cost of cleaning up litter throughout Europe is estimated at €10 to 13 billion per year, cleaning up Europe’s towns and countryside costs an average of €25 per person, per year, road litter clean-up costs taxpayers €1 billion per year throughout Europe and 4 in 5 pieces of marine litter in Europe comes from land.

Ever wondered how indoor air pollution can affect health? Well, wonder no more as the following infographic is exactly what you need! It allows you to take a closer look at some of the pollutants that could affect the air inside households.