 From Little Rock Public Radio, I'm Nathan Treece. Here's something interesting I saw over the weekend. The Atlantic reports that every time you post to Instagram, it is equivalent to turning on a light bulb that lasts forever in terms of carbon emissions. It means each post creates about 100 grams of CO2 after a decade, which is a small amount. The report equates this to less than one three one three one hundredths of a yearly CO2 emissions of a pet cat. Still, posts add up