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We’ve created frames for you to customize with your own photos! Our photo frames can help you show off your solar panel system or tell everyone that you’re a solar advocate. You’ll have a one-of-a-kind photo to share on social media, make as your email avatar, and more. 📸 massachusetts.revolusun.com Solar Industry Update: Recently, Solar Wolf Energy in Auburn, MA closed its doors. We're here to help former Solar Wolf employees get back into the solar industry. We're urgently hiring Solar Installers and Electricians! See our open positions here. Careers Open at RevoluSun Massachusetts: Solar Jobs massachusetts.revolusun.com As a local solar company, our customers are our neighbors. With a full team in our Burlington, MA office and in the field, we work hard to bring the communities of Massachusetts closer to a clean energy future. And, we take care of the entire process of going solar. If you’re happy, saving money, and reducing your impact on the planet, then we’re doing our job right. Residential Solar + Storage Services in Massachusetts massachusetts.revolusun.com 🌱 GREEN TIP 🌱 We are named a top solar installer in Massachusetts by Boston Business Journal! The list is ranked by the total number of kilowatts of solar power installed in Massachusetts in 2021. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐ Largest Solar Installers in Massachusetts - Boston Business Journal www.bizjournals.com
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the typical passenger car creates around 4.6 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year. Since there are around 276 million registered vehicles in the US, and the average car occupancy is 1.5, we can estimate that almost 1.3 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide are being released into the atmosphere each year from cars in the U.S. alone. That’s a huge number.
Carpooling is one of the many ways you can help reduce your carbon footprint. Instead of commuting to work by yourself, consider picking up a few coworkers who live nearby and driving together. Some other alternatives are using taxi services, trains, buses, or ride-sharing services. Making the switch to carpooling will greatly help our planet.