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Cracked earth devoid of moisture surrounds a pit where a glowing blue cloud has fallen.

weight of the cloud.

The cloud is an ethereal name for a very tangible place. In this article we explore how much our digital clutter may cost in carbon each year.

Michael, Sascha, Andrew, and Eimi in a black and white polaroid on a green table.

getting centimental.

Find out about the asset.earth origin story, what we have coming up for you, as well as a new coin on the table - and become a part of asset.earth’s future yourself!

In the foreground a large golden pyramid with the "certfied ecologo" as the all seeing eye, surrounded by lines of enlightenment. In the background are triangles of various colors containing other ecolabels.

making sense of symbols pt. 3

Get the intel on how much the environmental industry is worth, who are eco-consumers, and how well the eco-logo industry is performing.

A picture of New York's Central park taken from a helicopter. Central Park and adjacent skyscrapers as well as urban neighborhoods are visible.

the hidden subscription most of us love to pay.

Explore how Central Park transformed Manhattan's real estate and calculate your monthly green space subscription.

Images of different foods and forms of transportation on a black board with calculations written on them.

getting your numbers straight.

What are the psychological impacts of commonly used climate crisis communication? Learn how our narrative can affect motivation and societal change.

This picture shows burning tree branches and bark.

burning trees to save the world? pt. 1

The carbon-neutral savior of the world or a false hero - dive into the disputed biomass debate and learn how European politics shaped modern biomass energy worldwide.

A large circle with the Blauer Engel or Blue Angel ecolabel is in the center surrounded by Canada's Environmental Choice, America's Green Seal and many more scaled to when they were established.

making sense of symbols pt. 2

Did you know the first ecolabel debuted in a nation that no longer exists? Learn where it originated, and how the United Nations is entangled in this tale.

An astronaut on the moon in black and grey colours. The earth is faintly visible in the background and has a light green shimmer to it.

climate crisis: is our current narrative hindering progress?

What are the psychological impacts of commonly used climate change communication? Learn how our narrative can affect motivation and societal change.

A dark green and light beige checkerboard. Each color has a different ecologo, ecolabel, or environmental seal.

making sense of symbols. pt. 1

Ever wonder about the origin of ecolabels or how those small green marks get on your packaging? Learn about their origins, classification, and certification of these ubiquitous symbols.

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