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Nonie & David Vonnegut-Gabovitch were the first in Indiana to make their household carbon neutral as well as their business -- BRICs. They also just gave the largest financial gift yet of $2,700. Thank...

Each carbon offset has a unique serial number. That way, it can only be claimed by one person or organization against their carbon footprint. When they want to claim it, they "retire" it in...

Each carbon offset has a unique serial number. That way, it can only be claimed by one person or organization against their carbon footprint. When they want to claim it, they "retire" it in...

A carbon neutral household emailed this to us: "I have been thinking about your question about why I wanted to get involved in Carbon Neutral. I think my best answer would be: I want...

See this article Carbon offset bill could lead to new market for Hoosier landowners by Beth Edwards on Oct 13, 2020.

This video summarizes what our network achieved in the 3rd quarter of 2020. Below the video is a full report. See also accounts of our first month, second month, 2nd quarter, and fourth month. Best part: "In...

On Sunday Sept 13, 2020, The Herald Times of Bloomington, IN published the following:

On Oct 1, carbon neutral households and businesses throughout Indiana got together for the first time ever. We played games, thanked everyone in our community, summarized our network's impact so far, looked ahead the...

Matt Pelsor's All IN radio program explored recent climate legislation in Indiana (SB 368 / PD 3186). He invited State Senator Mark Stoops, Professor Jeff Dukes of the Purdue Climate Change Research Center, regenerative farmer Rick...

Each carbon offset has a unique serial number. That way, it can only be claimed by one person or organization against their carbon footprint. When they want to claim it, they "retire" it in...