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This is were New Mexico unites in the fight against carbon footprints! There's a lot of greening going on in New Mexico already, but let's keep working together to keep our state on the fast track to carbon neutrality.

Red or Green? Green NM! Carbon Tree

4 people in this tree reduced:

5.3

Tons of Carbon

Our Impact:

0.00Power plants retired

Annual Carbon Reduction

22%

Breakdown
Context

Carbon Reductions

Usage
Carbon Offsets

Impact In Tons of Carbon

24.6

Initial Footprint

5.3 0.00

5.3 Tons (Reduction of 22%)

19.2

New Footprint

Carbon Reduction Goals

100% (24.6 Tons)

Updates Update

Red or Green? Green NM!'s Wall

Rue Koegel

unfortunately my father doesn't use the net enough to get together with other edgewood, or abq, freecyclers. he doesn't even have e-mail. but i'm working on that. i don't write letters myself, so when i'm somewhere else in the country we often lose touch. it's a real shame that a lot of people just hit an age where they stop changing, at least intentionally.

Posted at 09:18 PM on August 21, 2007 | report

Judith Pier

Hi Rue! Working on my adult children with some baby steps in the right direction. I have always called my own stubbornness "persistence" to keep the reluctant at bay. My dad is 92 and will never change either. Runs air conditioning in Texas to get both cool and fresh air. Sigh. Goodwill does sell and dump many items, so I only use them in an emergency. Maybe your dad would use Freecycle. I do this because it redistributes things and somebody who wants them comes to pick up. I am a frugal green granny driving as little as possible.

Posted at 06:33 PM on August 21, 2007 | report