Over 21% of all the carbon dioxide emissions in the U.S. come from energy used in homes. Most of that carbon dioxide is created by "dirty" electricity plants. In fact, your home is generally responsible for more co2 emissions than your car. So, in this section we will show you what you can do to reduce your portion of those co2 emissions and save some money in the process. There are many different ways we can accomplish huge reductions in your home's co2 emissions; from simply reducing heat loss and increasing efficiency, to adapting new alternative energies. Not only do these techniques allow you to virtually eliminate your net carbon emissions, but you can also drastically decrease your monthly energy cost. No matter which way you choose to become carbon neutral, weather it be solar power, wind power or carbon offsets, it all starts by increasing your home's energy efficiency. |
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