2023-10-08 23:41:12
The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the Earth. As permafrost ice melts, powerful greenhouse gas methane is released into the atmosphere, accelerating global warming in an increasingly destructive cycle. Professor Katey Walter Anthony is an Arctic researcher and National Geographic Explorer. His work helped reveal that Arctic lakes emit five times more methane than previously thought. To make copies of maps and data from her field research, Katey uses Epson’s innovative inkjet printers. Their heat-free technology saves up to 94%* of energy used compared to traditional laser printers. They use less energy because they don’t need heat to warm up, meaning that in addition to saving energy, they also cost less to operate.
Katey explains: “The Arctic is literally melting before our eyes, and what happens in the Arctic doesn’t stay in the Arctic. This affects the entire planet.
Although this paints a bleak picture, Katey points out that there are ways businesses can minimize their impact on the environment. “Heat destroys permafrost, and when we choose to use heat-free technology, we reduce our energy consumption, which helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and slows the thawing of permafrost. »
The environmental burden of manufacturing and recycling replacement parts is also reduced because heatless technology uses fewer consumables and parts to replace.
As Katey says: “Our choices really matter in work and in life. And when people make smart decisions regarding the technology they use, it will also have a positive impact on our environment.
If you would like to learn more regarding Katey’s quest to understand climate change and how you can make a difference by switching to Epson’s heat-free technology, visit – www.epson.com.au/heat-free -technology/
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