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Scientists at NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) in New York say that July 2023 surpassed all previous months in the historical global records for high temperatures.

In addition to supporting Untonne and improved cookstoves in developing countries, Untonne believes it is important to take direct action to lower your carbon footprint at home, too.

Last month, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its AR6 Synthesis Report, which outlines the key takeaways from the vast body of scientific research on climate change with the goal of spurring policy makers to take swift action to unleash funding and regulation...

At Untonne, in addition to offsetting your carbon footprint, we also want to raise awareness of the actions you can take to directly lower your emissions. Here are top 3 ways you can lower the carbon footprint associated with your food choices.

2022 was our inaugural pilot year with family and friends. Thank you to those of you who took a leap of faith to enroll with only an enrollment portal and my word that the money would make a difference. With just a limited number of friends and family enrolled, we made a difference last year.

There is a lot to celebrate in 2022 as far as forward momentum on climate progress goes. In this post, we include both a summary of the major headlines as well as some fun facts and inspiring stories about the path to addressing climate change.

If you’re concerned about your car emissions like us at Untonne, you’ve probably thought a lot about how you can reduce your carbon footprint and have probably wondered, or already decided, to buy an electric vehicle.

While news about climate change can feel overwhelming, there are very concrete steps we can take to fight it. Have you ever wondered how much of a difference you can truly make?

Modern gas and electric cook stoves that we use every day in the U.S. weren't popular until the 1900s. Before that, people cooked with kerosene, coal, and biomass (wood, crop waste, etc). Across the globe, 2.6 billion people still do, resulting in nearly 1 billion metric tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually.

My search for a new car began in April of 2021. I was driving my 2004 Toyota Camry on the freeway, on my way to get my first COVID vaccine, when a semi-truck started pulling into my lane. I slammed on the brakes to avoid a collision; the tires locked up and started smoking as the car quickly slowed.