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In reply to the discussion: I'm home from work today. As I sit here... [View all]CRH
(1,553 posts)31. Fantastic, find a place near Austin to adopt, ...
research your mini climate for a tree that will survive with limited rainfall of your area. Plant one tree a year, and your carbon foot print will soon be gone. Note: it doesn't have to be your land, if you choose your tree well, and it doesn't need maintenance. Some of my best vandalism, has been on state land near freeways.
Now, I have a good situation, and try to plant one tree per month that will survive. I also provide fifty or more one year olds to others, and try to infect them, as well.
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How much does it cost, where do they put the panels, how big are they, how do they hook 'em up,
MADem
Nov 2012
#2
I'm in the process of trying something just like that. Thanks for the info! :) nt
Javaman
Nov 2012
#56
Having children is a fundamental part of the human--and even biological--experience
NoOneMan
Nov 2012
#28
Is a biological drive responsible or a phenomenon influenced by culture and religion?
NoOneMan
Nov 2012
#37
Not for everyone, but there are 3 companies that put up solar without the upfront investment..
jtuck004
Nov 2012
#24