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Shout out to the Greenpeace Guys
Greenpeace is canvasing Bainbridge Island today (yesterday was Port Townsend, where they signed up 59 people – come on BI – don’t let PT beat us!). To the left is a picture of Todd, me and Peter who caught me … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Energy, Green Servers
Tagged bainbridge island, coal, Greenpeace, port townsend, seattle
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A Quick Word About Christmas
Christmas can be a tricky time, I’m realizing, for those of us trying to reduce our carbon footprint while not appearing to be a total humbug. Here are a few tips: Christmas Trees Ok, so by now, you’ve probably purchased … Continue reading
What Lifestyle Changes Have the Biggest CO2 Impact?
Joy brought up another good question while we were having lunch the other day: if a person wanted to reduce their carbon footprint, what change would have the most impact? Most resources agree that reducing motorized travel of any kind … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Food, My CO2 Footprint, Travel
Tagged 65 degrees F, air travel, airplanes, buses, carbon footprint, cars, Chris Goodall, city-specific carbon, CO2, food, heating, Hestia, household appliances, hybrid, lifestyle, lifestyle changes, NPR, thrift shops, trains, used clothes
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Let’s Start with Breakfast
My new low-carbon self-assessment microscope swings its lens toward … breakfast! This is what I have most mornings: oatmeal, applesauce, homemade granola (either mine or from Farm Kitchen in Poulsbo, which is sold locally at Rollingbay Cafe), and bananas. There … Continue reading
Posted in Food, My CO2 Footprint
Tagged applesauce, bananas, breakfast, carbon nation, Chris Goodall, farm kitchen, granola, oatmeal, open nature, Rollingbay cafe, safeway
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It’s all No-Impact Man’s Fault
Have you ever seen a documentary or news story where someone claims some seemingly minor occurrence changed their life? Well, after years of rolling by eyes at other people’s life altering events, it happened to me! I happened upon Colin … Continue reading