Tag: Neutral

Air Conditioner (AC) use is expected to explode over the next three decades. The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts the number of home AC units to increase nearly 4-fold by 2050. AC adoption in the developing world is a promising sign of an improved standard of living, though there are right...

In this post, I’ll focus on setups that I’m monitoring for both long and short positions. With a chart and short write-up, this is a quick way to scan and plan potential trades. Stock Market Update The latest report on consumer price inflation had something for bulls and bears...

It was back in 2012 that Copenhagen started its journey to becoming “the world’s first carbon neutral capital by 2025”. Right off the bat, I’d like you to notice my use of quotation marks. Shortly after it was announced, the hype about this municipal goal gained considerable ...

Nearly 1 billion cows roam fields around the globe, many of them living on factory farms. They are a key contributor to global warming and the problem is only getting worse. Specifically, it is a cow’s burp that drives their contribution. Each cow releases 220 pounds of methane pe...

You’ve seen it countless times again and again through fast fashion retail stores to high street boutiques, the term ‘unisex’ has become a common label for many brands. And as with many things it has also become a trendy statement by many companies to act as a case-all solution for...

Gender-neutral fashion has emerged as a powerful movement, liberating individuals from traditional norms and fostering self-expression. While the term “unisex” originated in the 1960s, the concept of clothing transcending gender dates back to the late 1800s and is deeply rooted in I...

Keep in mind that these are the metallic colors that are based on real metal, and they do not include colours, such as red or blue, that have been processed to have a metallic finish or look. Much of the time these metallic neutrals are worn as jewelry, but they can also work their fashion neutralit...

For the most part, English can be spoken and written without references gender, although there are cases where it sounds stiff. “Spouse” can replace “husband” and “wife”; “sibling” can replace “brother” and “sister”. There ar...