 |
| Good Magazine |
Google+
What's your carbon footprint on the environment?
Sustainable Tallahassee Community Carbon Fund
Featured Post
After the Storm: Why You Probably Didn't Have Power, Even if You Have Residential Solar
What started as a tropical depression, turned into a category one hurricane named Hermine by the time it made landfall southeast of Tallah...
Proud Member of:
Southern Alliance for Clean Energy
CALCULATE
What's your carbon footprint on the environment?
Offset Your Carbon Footprint While Helping Others Locally
Sustainable Tallahassee Community Carbon Fund
Popular Posts
-
Supporting community solar is an easy choice. Most advocates of renewables believe that the current models of power distribution in the U... -
What started as a tropical depression, turned into a category one hurricane named Hermine by the time it made landfall southeast of Tallah... -
Just when you thought is was safe to go back into the sunshine, there's a shady new amendment proposed. It's crafted to confuse vot... -
City of Tallahassee StarMetro staff held a series of public workshops to answer questions about the upcoming changes to routes and schedul... -
Remember when your Mom or Dad used to call out: Close the front door, we can't heat (cool) the whole outdoors! Over the years, many... -
It's almost July, so you have eight weeks more or less until Labor Day! We can do this! Spend 30 minutes or less each day working... -
AP Photo/Lynne Sladky A District Court of Appeal told FPL that it really does has to comply with environmental regulations mea... -
A lex Steffen says the time to reimagine sustainability is overdue: The idea that sustainability is an add-on—something we do to make alr...
-
Florida is one of the ten biggest greenhouse gas emitters in the US. We are one of ten states that accounted for nearly half (48.76%) of ... -
Photo by IGT Solar Tallahassee Why distributed solar matters and a model for City of Tallahassee utilities. Tallahassee will soon be get...
*
The Report
SHARE A RIDE
Click here for what's on the GREEN Reading Table?
Support your local, independent bookstores by ordering books on the Green book table and more!
Find Indie Store locations and directions on your iPhone using Google Maps.
Download NPR Content - reviews, interviews and more
Get your IndieBound Wish List up-to-date
-
1 comments:
Agriculture consumes fully 85% of all U.S. freshwater resources. About 60% of that water evaporates before it hits the ground due to out-dated, barbaric irrigation methods. In the United States, less than 0.1% of the stored ground water mined annually (aquifers, etc) is replaced by rainfall. Based on these facts, supporting local, regional based farms which use water conservation-based irrigation is the most important thing we can do to conserve water.
Post a Comment