Environmental Infographics

As the demand for energy is rising across the world, more and more countries are looking into renewable and clean energy sources, such as solar power. Actually, solar energy is the fastest growing segment in the green energy market in this country. For example, energy derived from the sun was the second-biggest source of new electricity generation capacity in 2013.

Proper paint disposal is more important than you may think. In fact, it is essential. By throwing away paint, you risk harming our oceans, habitat, and even ourselves. Learn stats on how much paint gets trashed each year and tips on how to reduce, recycle or dispose of paint the correct way in this infographic.

Have you ever thought about the car fuel you are using is acting like a pollution emission machine, a machine that is creating adverse effects on human beings and natural resources alike? This is a major issue that deserves our serious attention! Here Gaadi.com shares a list of alternative fuels that can prove useful in overcoming this problem to some extent.

eCO2 Greetings have been proud to stress that sending corporate ecards is much greener than sending cards via a postal service. As such, they have conducted a detailed study of the carbon impact of sending an email versus that of a postal letter. The difference is substantial.

Every 1 to 3 years people are replacing their electronic devices and every year electronic device sales are increasing. That is why in this infographic, weSRCH shows why electronics devices recycling is more important than ever.

Forests are the largest terrestrial carbon sink by far. In fact, forests absorb nearly 90 percent more carbon than the next largest source. Check out the following infographic to learn more about what the forests do for us and how we need to keep them around.

Energy bills are an increasing concern for both homeowners and business owners alike. These 5 tips will help reduce your energy costs and contribute to the conservation of our environment.

This infographic reveals what living off the grid looks like, along with tips on how to get started. Things covered includes: cutting your power usage, finding an alternative source of water, securing an energy source, and producing your own food. Following these steps will ensure true energy independence.

Did you know that drinking bottled water’s taking too much toll on your wallet—and the environment? The following infographic from Water Bottles takes a look at the costs of bottled water.