E8's Good Carbon Gifts Shares Climate-Friendly Products
Laura McQuarrie — December 3, 2020 — Eco
References: goodcarbongifts.org & prnewswire
For those who want to make environmentally sound purchases for others this holiday season, E8 put together a roundup of climate-friendly products in its Good Carbon Gifts guide. The carbon-negative catalog is an online listing of products that capture and store carbon, including soap from CleanO2, alcohol from wine, beer and vodka creators, knitwear, potting soil, bamboo toilet paper and crayons. As seen in the range of these gifts for people of all ages, there are carbon-negative gifts that can be shopped across all categories.
Along with the gift guide, E8 shares more on the technologies and natural systems that are putting climate solutions into action. The Good Carbon Gifts guide also introduces the science behind carbon removal technologies, plus printable certificates for sharing under trees.
Image Credit: E8
Along with the gift guide, E8 shares more on the technologies and natural systems that are putting climate solutions into action. The Good Carbon Gifts guide also introduces the science behind carbon removal technologies, plus printable certificates for sharing under trees.
Image Credit: E8
Trend Themes
1. Carbon-negative Products - The expansion of carbon-negative consumer products creates new opportunities for eco-friendly businesses to take market share.
2. Climate-conscious Gift Guides - Businesses that develop and promote climate-conscious gift guides, like E8's Good Carbon Gifts, could gain customer loyalty and engage more environmentally conscious consumers.
3. Carbon Capture Technologies - Companies that invest in the development of efficient carbon capture technologies could become early leaders in this emerging market.
Industry Implications
1. E-commerce - E-commerce platforms can promote carbon-negative products, like those in E8's Good Carbon Gifts guide, and contribute to reducing overall carbon emissions.
2. Consumer Goods - The incorporation of carbon-negative production processes and materials in consumer goods has the potential to disrupt traditional industries and capture environmentally-conscious consumers.
3. Clean Technology - Investment in clean technology, particularly carbon capture and storage solutions, could lead to exponential growth in this emerging market and help mitigate climate change.
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