Green-Up challenge needs 1,000 to perform an ‘act of green’
Posted on March 5 2010 by Carbon Countdown and filed in Transportation + Air Quality, Energy + Climate, Waste Reduction, Water
Local residents who want to prove their dedication to environmental causes now have a special incentive to do so.
This month, Peterborough Green-Up is offering prizes to those who pledge an “act of green” as part of the non-profit group’s One Thousand Acts of Green contest.
The local organization is asking the people of Peterborough to register on its website, where they can calculate their personal impact on the environment—their “carbon footprint.”
Those who register will have the opportunity to commit to a simple act, such as turning off the tap while they brush their teeth, to reduce their carbon footprint and decrease their environmental impact.
For the full article: http://www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=2478549
From the Peterborough Examiner- March 5, 2010

use my clothesline now.