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Why an Electric Car is the Perfect Second Car
If you’ve been following my blog, you know I’ve been looking for ways to reduce my carbon footprint for the past few years. I had hoped to be in the process of converting our local electricity from fossil-fuel based to … Continue reading
Posted in At Home, Energy, Fuel, My CO2 Footprint, Saving Money, Shopping
Tagged bainbridge, Bainbridge Senior Center, benefits of electric cars, CAB, car, cars, Climate Action Bainbridge, Demi Allen, electric, electric car, electric vehicle, electric vehicles, Erika Shriner, EV, Leaf, Multi-Model Advisory Committee, Nissan, Nissan Leaf, second car
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Oil Trains in Your Backyard
A couple nights ago, Climate Action Bainbridge (formerly Coal-Free Bainbridge) greeted ferry passengers with No Oil Trains signs to commemorate the oil train explosion in Quebec that killed 47 people and to raise awareness that the same highly flammable oil … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Energy, At Work, Fuel, Travel
Tagged bakkan oil, beyond coal, Climate Action Bainbridge, Coal-Free Bainbridge, Eric de Place, Erika Shriner, explosions, oil spill, oil trains, Puget Sound, quebec, Sierra, Sightline, volatile
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Oil Trains in Seattle
Sightline’s Eric de Place and Senator Christine Rolfes visit Bainbridge Island to Discuss Oil Trains Slated for Seattle The Oil on Water Event, Co-sponsored by Coal-Free Bainbridge, Sustainable Bainbridge and Eagle Harbor Congregational Church was standing room only, with more … Continue reading
Posted in My CO2 Footprint
Tagged Anne Blair, Bakken, beyond coal, Christine Rolfes, Coal-Free Bainbridge, Colstrip Montana, Eric de Place, Erika Shriner, exploding trains, Grays Harbor, natural gas, oil trains, Rebecca Ponzio, seattle, Senator Rolfes, sierra club, Sightline, sustainable bainbridge, tar sands, Val Tollefson, Washington Environmental Council, WEC
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