Ditch the fumes.
Keep the power.

According to Environment America and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, in 2020 fossil fuel-powered lawn equipment emitted:

• “Nearly 22,000 tons of fine particulates – pollutants that have been linked to respiratory ailments, reproductive and mental health issues, and even premature death. That’s as much pollution as would be produced annually by 234 million typical cars.

• More than 68,000 tons of nitrogen oxides and 350,000 tons of volatile organic compounds – the two chemical components of ground-level ozone, which triggers asthma attacks and contributes to premature death. Nitrogen oxide emissions from lawn equipment are equal to annual emissions from 30 million typical cars. 

• More than 30 million tons of carbon dioxide, the leading cause of global warming. That’s more climate-altering pollution than was produced in the city of Los Angeles in 2021.

• A wide array of chemicals that cause cancer, including benzene and formaldehyde. This pollution takes place in our neighborhoods where children, seniors and other vulnerable people live.”