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: Carolina BlawgHow can I reduce my CO2 (carbon) footprint?
By Steven Melamut
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How [you may wonder] can I reduce my CO2 (carbon) footprint?
Take a look at the Environmental Law Project's new library display! It is filled with practical ideas to help you treat the earth more kindly. And, if the recent drought doesn't provide sufficient incentive, check-out the books in the exhibit that focus on environmental law.
This informative and humorous library display was coordinated and mounted by Cory Haller and members of the Environmental Law Project. Do yourself and Mother Earth a favor ... check it out and take note.
from: Carol Avery Nicholson
Full post as published by Carolina Blawg on January 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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