Go Green in Jacksonville, Florida

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Average Carbon Footprint for Jacksonville, Florida

Carbon Output (metric tons)

Average	15.68
High	95.11
Low	1.39

Carbon Score (ECP)

Average	363
High	999
Low	106

Top 10 "Go Green" Pledges by members from Jacksonville

1.	I will eat one vegetarian meal each week
2.	I will turn my computer monitor off overnight
3.	I will change 4 light bulbs to cfl's
4.	I will plant one tree
5.	I will buy carbon offsets for my next flight
6.	I will carpool one day a week
7.	I will use left-over plastic bags as trash bags
8.	I will use the least amount of energy when drying my dishes
9.	I will keep my refrigerator door closed
10.	I will remove and throw my bottle cap away before I recycle my plastic bottle

Florida's per capita residential electricity demand is among the highest in the country, due in part to high air-conditioning use during the hot summer months and the widespread use of electricity for home heating during the winter months.
Geologists believe there may be large oil and gas deposits in the Federal Outer Continental Shelf off of Florida's western coast.
Florida is a leading producer of oranges and a planned facility that would make 4 million gallons of ethanol from citrus waste would become the world's first producer of ethanol from that feedstock.
More petroleum-fired electricity is generated in Florida than in any other State.
Hurricanes and severe storms from the Atlantic Ocean put Florida at risk for massive power outages during the storm season.

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