Results for: Environmental Benefits

Regina’s Neuron e-scooters are back for the summer season, marking their second year of operation in the city. Last year, riders traveled 165,000 kilometers in Regina, with an average trip length of 2.9 kilometers and duration of 17 minutes. A survey conducted by Neuron revealed that 90% of respondents believe e-scooters have a positive impact on the city. Notably, 54% of all trips in Regina replaced car journeys, reducing CO2 emissions by an estimated 14 tonnes. Neuron’s General Manager for Canada, Ankush Karwal, expressed enthusiasm about the return of e-scooters, highlighting their safety features and the positive economic impact they bring to local businesses.

Creating a lush, vibrant lawn may seem like a daunting task, but it’s achievable with the right care and attention. According to Eric Bramlett, a realtor and owner of Bramlett Residential, healthy grass not only enhances the beauty of your outdoor space but also contributes to environmental well-being by purifying air and water. Embracing these simple tricks will help you cultivate a lawn that becomes the envy of your neighborhood.

French commuters residing in border towns will soon be able to travel to their workplaces in Luxembourg without paying a dime. This pilot scheme will not only save commuters money but also alleviate traffic congestion and promote environmental sustainability. Initially implemented for six months, the program involves free shuttle services that will transport workers from designated areas in France to Mondorff, right on the border with Luxembourg. From there, commuters can seamlessly connect to Luxembourg’s free public transport network to reach their destinations. This initiative is part of a larger effort to improve connectivity between the two countries and encourage commuters to switch from cars to public transport.