1. Carbon Footprint Reduction By: Tanner Joseph Lagace

2. Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7zwrzEyzkA

3. Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Your Car Maintenance – Keeping your car tuned up and running efficiently, Replace your air, oil and fuel filters according to schedule, and keep your tires properly inflated (Just this can save up to 400-700 pounds of CO2 per year.

4. Drive Better – Studies have shown that up to 30% of the difference in miles per gallon (MPG) is due to driving habits alone. You could save more than a ton of CO2 per year by: Make your next car a fuel-efficient one. - Accelerating slowly and smoothly - Driving the speed limit - Maintaining a steady speed - Anticipating your stops and starts

5. Reduce Your Carbon Footprint in Your Travels Carpool – Just once a week can save 20% of CO2 emissions. Walk – If it’s only a mile, walk. Take a bike – You can also get in shape.

6. Reducing Your Carbon Footprint at Home Programmable Thermostat – Costs about $50 or less and will save you that much or more in the first year. Lighting - Compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) have that cool curly shape and save more than 2/3rds of the energy of a regular incandescent. Each bulb can save $40 or more over its lifetime.

7. Electronics – Look at Energy Star appliances. Insulation – Weather-stripping, caulking and insulation work together to save you energy, improve the comfort of your home, make it quieter and help you save money. Heating and Cooling – Keep your heating and cooling system(s) tuned. When it’s time to replace, do your research and ask for ENERGY STAR.

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