Blog Archive · April 19, 2007
In April 2007, Assemblymember Mark Leno announced his first "Communities of Interest Policy Talks" on global warming solutions, scheduled for that Sunday evening. The goal was to brainstorm ways to reverse global warming, starting in Marin, Sonoma, and San Francisco.
The post noted that while Leno had a long record of environmental policy, there were steps individuals could take to be part of the solution. A first step was calculating your carbon emissions to know your footprint and measure progress toward reducing it.
The post pointed readers to former Vice President Al Gore's carbon calculator as an easy tool for estimating household carbon emissions from travel and energy use.
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