Environmental Infographics

In this infographic you’ll learn about the different practices that construction companies are implementing in order to keep our environmental footprint to a minimum. You will also be able to see interesting statistics regarding how effective these practices are.

What will it take for us to reach global sustainable energy for all by 2030? Check out the infographic below presented by The World Bank to learn about the goals that need to be met in order to have sustainable energy worldwide.

Want to do your part to help save the environment? Change the way you commute and you could make a huge difference! Check out the infographic below presented by CheapCarInsurance.net to learn about the greenest ways to get around.

Producing more trash than any other country in the world, America throws away more than 500 billion pounds of trash per year, with each person throwing a stunning 4.4 pounds of trash away per day. Did you know that 1 plastic bottle takes 700 years to begin composting? Read on to discover more shocking facts in the “10 Reasons Why You’ll be Buried Alive” infographic from KirbyBuilt.

It’s that time of year again — time to give our dear home, Mother Earth, some love. It’s sad that many people only recognize our world and the state it is in once a year. Want to know more about the place we call home? Check out this infographic from eReplacementParts.com for facts, history and scary statistics.

The average Irish citizen creates 4,855 cubic metres of CO2E per year. They also use 1,301 cubic metres of water per year, making their carbon footprint 3.75 times as big as their water footprint. This infographic from Calor Gas looks at ways to try and reduce these.

This infographic, created by Oakfurniture UK, provides all important facts you need to know about the worlds rainforests including information on why they are disappearing.

Electronic waste is a growing problem in the UK and throughout the world. The precious metals and toxic materials inside cell phones must be handled properly. It is important for cell phone users to dispose of and recycle their devices responsibly and ethically. Learn more about these issues in the following infographic.