The new interactive technology will let users know how much carbon dioxide is being emitted by their local electricity grid using real-time data. It will also provide tips for how users can reduce their carbon footprint.

Katie Patrick, an environmental engineer, author, and social media influencer, will be joining the Red Light Holland team to work on the design and production of Wisdom Truffle.

“The Wisdom Truffle,” said Ms. Patrick, “will provide one of the most powerful ways to deliver this data, through its use of visual aids such as colored lights which reflect a grid’s CO2 emissions in real-time.”

When a local electric grid is producing less CO2, Wisdom Truffle will glow green. When the grid is polluting, Wisdom will glow red and provide tips to reduce electric consumption.

Graham Pechenik, Senior Advisor to Red Light Holland and registered patent attorney, commented on the urgency of this new technology.

“Just this week scientists determined the Amazon rainforest is now releasing more CO2 than it is able to absorb, demonstrating that cutting emissions is more urgent than ever,” he said. “The primary aim is to protect the planet—and we hope other companies will be inspired to continue this innovative work.”

“We are disrupting whole industries with our products,” said Red Light Holland CEO and Director Todd Shapiro, “not only the psychedelic ecosystem, but in the smart home device and meditation and mindfulness technology industries as well, which are both thriving and growing industries in their own right.”

Initial test units of Wisdom Truffle will be available before the end of the year, and the company expects to begin mass production in 2022.

Red Light Holland is an Ontario-based corporation engaged in the production, growth, and sale of a premium brand of magic truffles to the legal market within the Netherlands.

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