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Running my dishwasher now. π
— ed munoz πΉ (@ed_inthetrees) May 22, 2020
Really enjoying this Chrome Extension by @katiepatrick! I've significantly lowered my energy usage just by having daily feedback. π#EnergyLollipop @EnergyLollipop pic.twitter.com/EJKvfCB1PH
— Jedd Goble (@JeddJedd) May 6, 2020
Examples of effective climate communication? I'll start: @katiepatrick's @EnergyLollipop makes CO2 use visual, leading people to use less. Got a favorite? Add it here: https://t.co/kl0UWuH2Fq pic.twitter.com/XX5AADtZ9a
— Sarah Harrison self isolating before it was coolπ (@sourjayne) May 18, 2020
Currently 2.7!
— Skylar Hayden (@SkylarHaydenEGD) March 8, 2020
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For real California Energy Wonks, you'll love the Energy Lollipop browser plug in https://t.co/OqDGOx1Wu0 @EnergyLollipop -- you can see the real time carbon intensity of the CAISO grid in your browser. I'm addicted. Thanks @katiepatrick
— Matt Renner (@Matthew4300) February 27, 2020