How can we reduce the environmental cost of clothing returns?
Small changes to online shopping habits can cut carbon emissions and help stop returns from piling up in landfills.
Tips & Guides
Buying LED bulbs: What to look for
Inefficient light bulbs – like incandescents and fluorescents – are being phased out for LEDs. To get the right LED, you’ll need to know how to pick the right brightness, color and bulb type for your home.
How to improve air quality in your home
Gas stoves, furniture, carpets and even the items in your garage might be polluting the air in your home. Here are some steps you can take to improve air quality and protect yourself and your family.
How local governments can drive the transition to renewable energy
There's a big opportunity for cities and counties to take a leadership role in building a sustainable energy future, and a variety of tools they should use to do so.
Getting to 50%: Resources related to President Biden’s bold climate goal
CFPB trend data downloader
Resources for Understanding Hurricane Harvey
Hurricane Harvey and its aftermath touch on numerous issues that have been the focus of Frontier Group research over the years. The following is a list of Frontier Group resources that may be useful to the public, the media and policy-makers seeking to make sense of the disaster.
How to Make Heads or Tails of a Research Study on Methane Leakage
While researching and writing Natural Gas and Global Warming: A Review of the Evidence Finds that Methane Leaks Undercut the Climate Benefits of Gas, I read stacks of research papers on the climate impacts of natural gas. Parsing these academic studies is an acquired skill and I thought I’d share some of what I learned about how to read methane research for anybody who is just diving into this topic.