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Vampire power runs up your electric bill night and day, Learn how to reduce your carbon footprint by eliminating sources of Vampire Power in your home and office.
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BBC “Intelligence Squared Debate” (Part 2 of 5) looks at the problem of increasing Carbon Emissions at a Global Scale and in a Panekl Discussion Debate asks “Is Reducing Carbon Emissions Worth the Money”. Recorded from BBC World News on 07.03.09
Think about the consumption associated with bringing up kids. Then they have kids when they become adults and consumption and damage to the environment increases exponentially.
Are individuals without children doing more to save the environment than anyone else and should they get tax breaks for making the sacrifice?
Mossy Jan - You weren’t here during the Ice Age so how would you know. Even though you are an Ice Queen.
Elvis - You can’t pass the environment on if its all used up.
Nancy - I think you must be a feminist to assume I am a man because you don’t like the question.
Rich shows how to easily cut your carbon footprint by saving energy around your home. Simple fixes and easy choices are all you need to dramatically lower your carbon footprint, save energy, and save money.