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Green tips from 16 ways to green your home

Carpool, use public transportation, walk or bike when possible
Environmental responsibility does not begin and end at your doorstep; green transportation means can greatly reduce your energy expenditures and carbon emissions from your daily routine.

Company offers lease on solar panels

Ed Taylor, Tribune Feb 9, 2010 - 3:53PM

A Phoenix-based alternative energy company has started offering a solar leasing program in Arizona.

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Lawmaker wants state to buck light-bulb ban

A first-term lawmaker wants to keep the state burning bright with incandescent light bulbs long beyond 2014.

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Expo provides ideas to help you save water

Stop by the SRP DesertWise Water Conservation Expo in March, and you’ll learn how to improve your family’s water efficiency.

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BLM holds Ariz. meetings on energy project

The Bureau of Land Management is holding a series of public meetings around Arizona this month to get comments on its restoration design...

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The Associated Press

Feb 4, 2010 - 9:15AM

The Bureau of Land Management is holding a series of public meetings around Arizona this month to get comments on its restoration design energy project.

BLM holds Ariz. meetings on energy project

The Associated Press Feb 4, 2010 - 9:15AM

The Bureau of Land Management is holding a series of public meetings around Arizona this month to get comments on its restoration design energy project.

New Mexico bill first step toward carbon storage

The Associated Press Jan 30, 2010 - 4:27PM

SANTA FE, N.M. — Rancher Jack Chatfield sees untapped value in the spaces that lie beneath New Mexico's dusty landscape. But he said the state needs to first decide who owns them. Scientists are looking at underground fissures and caverns as places where carbon dioxide emissions captured from fossil fuel power plants can be stored.

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